Sea bass fishing in the Glenan archipelago

The Glénan archipelago is located in south Finistère, around ten kilometers from the coast. It comprises 9 main islands and a large number of islets. This former privateer's lair is a great playground for water sports activities, including the prestigious Glénans sailing school, based on the island of Penfret. If you'd like to eat or drink, you can set foot on Île Saint-Nicolas and visit the "La Boucane" bar/restaurant. The interior of the archipelago is mostly sand and kelp. This area is known as the "chamber". The water clarity here is exceptional. Whether you're windsurfing, kitesurfing, fishing or just swimming, the "chamber" is a paradise. Outside, the water is also crystal-clear, albeit less so. On the other hand, compared with other fishing areas in Brittany, there's virtually no current. The fishing area is vast and offers the opportunity to practice a multitude of techniques. Sea bass fishing is the main attraction, as it's one of the best places to beat your record. As for divers, they take advantage of the water's visibility to target sparids such as gilthead bream, but also red bream / porgy, which are present in large numbers. At the end of the season, pelagic fish such as Bonito and yellowtail horse mackerel are also present. Start configuration