Species guide
How to catch White seabream
Diplodus sargus
brackishsaltwatergame fishSparidae
The White seabream is an active coastal fish found near rocky reefs and seagrass beds. It has a fusiform body and is known for its varied diet including algae and small sea creatures. This species is popular among anglers in the Mediterranean and nearby waters.
Where they live
Found in shallow to 50 m deep coastal rocky reefs and Posidonia seagrass beds in brackish and saltwater regions of the Atlantic, Indian Ocean, and Mediterranean. Often active at dawn near the surf zone.
Typical size
Up to about 45 cm
What they eat
- algae
- sea urchins
- worms
- gastropods
- amphipods
Best baits
- worms
- small mollusks
- crustaceans
- pieces of fish
Best lures
- small spoons
- jigs
- soft plastics
- minnows
How to fish for them
- bottom fishing
- light surfcasting
- float fishing
- lure fishing
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