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Just picked up the local paper and it has 2 pages on a 66lb cod caught by netters in the area, it\'s on disply at the fish quey and is expected to bring around £100.
I am shocked that they make it that size in and around our waters our days due to the fish stocks getting a hammer.
there was a 48lb fish caught either last year or the one before in the sandsend area by a long liner so they must be there just hard to find. Have lost a few big fish on the wrecks (would love to know what they were). Not lomg now rich until the ling start singing.
give a man a fish and feed him for a day - teach the man to fish and feed him for life!!!!
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Probably never see another like that again in my lifetime.
As my dad used to say....Man who go to bed with itchy bum......wake up with stinky finger!!!
Shame it ended up dead in a trawlers net though. A sad end to what was almost certainly one of the last monsters of this soon to be extinct species.
RIP big fishy
Anybody remeber a cod of over 100lb being landed by a trawler at Blyth a good few years ago. Was on display in a local fresh fish shop, ended up going to an old folks home. Personall i would not eat a cod of that size it will be quite an age and i do not think the meat will be very good. Give me a one around 3-4lb for eating.
What was the story about 5 or 6 years ago when some obstruction in blyth harbour had to be blown up underwater and when thy done it out popped (dead or stunned0 an enormous cod of 50 or 60 pounds, can you remember that Alan, it vaguely comes to mind.
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