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    Normally about now I am chomping at the bit for the winter season to come, but this years summer cod fishing has been my best and most enjoyable season for years, loved every min of it having walking boots on pair of shorts and t shirt with just a bag, rod and stand getting sun burnt while catching a lot of fish in the daylight, hurry up winter before I become a fair weather fisherman lol

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    I think it's been a cracking year for bait fish & sandeels
    Every cod Iv had boat or rock have been bursting with either sandeel or small fish
    Talking to a lad on Friday whose saying exactly the same thing apart from hard back crabs in there bellys.
    He had a good fish at beadnell I reckon was easily 10lb caught on crab/black lug & was full of eating crabs almost big enough for the pan!!
    Could it be a sign of things to come or just one of them things?

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    • #3
      As far as I seen there was a LOT less mackerel than last year, maybe the lack of mackerel meant more sandeels left for the cod??
      Ron Thompson Axellerator 13’ - Penn Spinfisher 7500
      Daiwa Seahunter Z Spin 10’ - Penn Battle II 4000
      Savage Gear Bushwhacker 8’ - Shimano Ultegra 2500


      FLOUNDER, SEA SCORPION, COLEY, MACKEREL, LAUNCE, WEEVER, SHORE ROCKLING, POLLOCK, BLENNY, DAB, WHITING, COD, 5B ROCKLING, PLAICE, DRAGONET, EELPOUT, COMMON EEL, THORNBACK RAY, BALLAN WRASSE, CORKWING WRASSE, TOPE, GREY GURNARD, DOGFISH, TADPOLE FISH, TURBOT, SMOOTHOUND, BASS

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      • #4
        I don't think it's the fish baits as all the fish I have gutted have been full of crab. Possibly the early crab start kept them close?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Pighunter View Post
          I don't think it's the fish baits as all the fish I have gutted have been full of crab. Possibly the early crab start kept them close?
          most of the cod ive seen gutted on the pier over the summer were full of sandeels
          Ron Thompson Axellerator 13’ - Penn Spinfisher 7500
          Daiwa Seahunter Z Spin 10’ - Penn Battle II 4000
          Savage Gear Bushwhacker 8’ - Shimano Ultegra 2500


          FLOUNDER, SEA SCORPION, COLEY, MACKEREL, LAUNCE, WEEVER, SHORE ROCKLING, POLLOCK, BLENNY, DAB, WHITING, COD, 5B ROCKLING, PLAICE, DRAGONET, EELPOUT, COMMON EEL, THORNBACK RAY, BALLAN WRASSE, CORKWING WRASSE, TOPE, GREY GURNARD, DOGFISH, TADPOLE FISH, TURBOT, SMOOTHOUND, BASS

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          • #6
            Two cold winters in a row (before the mild one just gone) must have helped the cod. Loads more eggs and fry survive in colder temperatures.
            PBs...Cod 8lb2oz.. Turbot 3lb2oz.. Whiting 1lb8oz.. Coalie 1lb9oz.. Flounder 1lb7oz.. Dab 15oz.. Plaice 13oz.. Bass 1lb 6oz

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            • #7
              Originally posted by RossW View Post
              Two cold winters in a row (before the mild one just gone) must have helped the cod. Loads more eggs and fry survive in colder temperatures.

              that makes sense, most of the codling that have been coming out lately (the majority that ive had, and seen, have been about 15-20inches) look to be 2-3years old
              Ron Thompson Axellerator 13’ - Penn Spinfisher 7500
              Daiwa Seahunter Z Spin 10’ - Penn Battle II 4000
              Savage Gear Bushwhacker 8’ - Shimano Ultegra 2500


              FLOUNDER, SEA SCORPION, COLEY, MACKEREL, LAUNCE, WEEVER, SHORE ROCKLING, POLLOCK, BLENNY, DAB, WHITING, COD, 5B ROCKLING, PLAICE, DRAGONET, EELPOUT, COMMON EEL, THORNBACK RAY, BALLAN WRASSE, CORKWING WRASSE, TOPE, GREY GURNARD, DOGFISH, TADPOLE FISH, TURBOT, SMOOTHOUND, BASS

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