The present study investigated the artisanal fishery in Agadir region along the central Atlantic coast of Morocco by analyzing the fishing activities, resources and landings, the characteristics of fishing gears and fleet, and socio-economic data. In order to provide a baseline information for a proper management of this sector, data were collected from November 2022 to July 2023 through face-to-face interviews with fishermen. The interviewees were all men with an average age of 43.7 years old, low educational level and an average fishing experience of 25 years. Fishing is the sole source of income for all the fishermen in the area. The fishing activity is multi-specific, with a total biomass of 1,806.4 tons in 2021 across the five studied landing sites, consisting of 94 different species and utilizing 10 different types of fishing gear. Among these, the trammel net is the most commonly used gear, while the octopus jig is seasonally used, corresponding to periods of biological recovery.