Kayak, Fish & Forage (Half Day)

Explore Studland Bay and Old Harry Rocks with us on this unique adventure. We’ll be fishing off the kayaks using handlines for delicious fresh fish such as black bream, seabass and mackerel. We will pause along the way to identify edible plants and seaweeds to go with any catch we may be lucky enough to hook!

If you can't wait to take your catch home to cook join one of our kayak fish forage and feasts, £140pp selected dates only - see booking page for availability.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION : These trips are run using double sit on top kayaks so please book in your family or social groups as you will be sharing a double kayak. If you are booking a group that is an odd number we have some single (sit on top) kayaks or triple kayaks (suitable for 2 adults and 1 small child) reserved for this situation only. If you are booking as an individual and do not want to share a kayak with someone else please book on the half day intro to sea kayak trips which are run in single closed cock pit kayaks as we cannot guarantee availability of the single kayaks for a single booking. 

Children under 14 cannot go on a kayak on their own so need to be booked in with an accompanying adult to share a kayak with them.

We can also organise bespoke events for groups. £650 for groups of up to 10. Additional guests priced at £65pp.

PLEASE ENSURE TO SIGN YOUR DISCLAIMER ONLINE POST-BOOKING!

1. PLEASE ENSURE TO SIGN YOUR DISCLAIMER ONLINE POST-BOOKING!
2. Under 14s need to be in a kayak with an adult and all under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
3. Please arrive in swimwear!

We supply;

1. wetsuits (sizes from xxs - xxl)
2. cags, helmets, buoyancy aids
3. equipment

You will need to bring;

1. footwear for the water (old trainers or aqua shoes are fine) is essential.
2. A base layer must be worn under the long john wetsuit (manmade fabrics are best)
3. bathing suits / shorts must be worn under wetsuit
4. If you would prefer to bring your own wetsuits then please do so.
5. Swimwear

We’ll be fishing off the kayaks using handlines to try to catch delicious fresh fish such as black bream, seabass and mackerel. We will pause along the way to identify edible plants and seaweeds and talk you through how you can use these ingredients to cook up any catch you may be lucky enough to hook!