The Best Fishing Spots in Sharjah


Sharjah offers varied recreational fishing from sheltered coastline and mangroves to nearby reefs and offshore waters; anglers can enjoy shore fishing around rocky points and sandy beaches, boat fishing for reefs and deeper water, and jigging or bottom fishing over wrecks and coral. Typical species include reef targets like hamour (grouper), emperors and snappers, and hard-fighting pelagics such as kingfish, Spanish mackerel, queenfish, and barracuda, plus seasonal visitors offshore like yellowfin tuna, mahi-mahi (dorado), occasional sailfish and cobia. Light tackle, poppers and live bait work well for trevally and queenfish close to structure, while larger tackle and deep-sea techniques are used for tunas and game fish further out.

Top Saltwater Fishing Spots

Sharjah Beach
Running along the city’s waterfront, Sharjah Beach offers broad access to surf zones where sherri, pompano, and small cobia appear seasonally; fan-cast spoons and shrimp-tipped rigs near holes and troughs, especially around the stretches linking toward Al Heera Beach and Al Fisht Beach.
Al Fisht Beach
Facing the open Gulf with scattered rocky patches, Al Fisht Beach is a favorite for lures and bait targeting queenfish, barracuda, and emperor; work the rips along the breakwater and the piers toward Sharjah Beach during cooler months for the best bite windows.
Kalba Beach
On Sharjah’s far East Coast, Kalba Beach provides long sandy reaches where pompano, emperor, and roaming queenfish move with the tide; fish the early morning surf and the points leading toward Kalba Corniche from October to April.
Al Hamriyah Beach
North of the city, Al Hamriyah Beach offers quiet surf with clean sandbars producing pompano, whiting, and occasional trevally; cast light metals or bait along the deeper gutters, and cover ground toward Hamriyah Port where current and structure intensify.

Top Cities For Fishing

Sea Fishing

Al Majaz (3 km to coast)
Halwan (4 km to coast)
Kalbā (1 km to coast)
Khawr Fakkān (4 km to coast)
Sharjah (4 km to coast)