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    Please forgive my ignorance lads but what is the difference between a cod and a codling? Is it a size or weight thing?
    2 bison 13 ft 6 piece piece rods. (cheap but belter rods)
    X30SHA.
    Penn 535.
    Greys G-MAG 7.

  • #2
    Its weight, any over 5lb is a cod, codling is a cod under 5lb.

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    • #3
      used to be 10lb many moons ago
      Alan

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      • #4
        Cheers m8, av had a look around on the different pages on here and thats what most people are saying but they were saying 6 or 7 pounds, either way all av had is a codling any way haha, thanks again.
        2 bison 13 ft 6 piece piece rods. (cheap but belter rods)
        X30SHA.
        Penn 535.
        Greys G-MAG 7.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Charlton View Post
          used to be 10lb many moons ago
          That's what's known as a pig now alan

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          • #6
            Originally posted by g.ordon View Post
            That's what's known as a pig now alan
            Hahaha thats what were all chasing in the winters gordon BIG FAT PIGS !!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by david.northeast View Post
              Hahaha thats what were all chasing in the winters gordon BIG FAT PIGS !!
              Yer that's my mission this winter dave, to catch a piggin pig. I know it's ganna be hard work with fishin at night in freezing conditions but needs must, it's ganna be a swine like.

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              • #8
                codling are immature cod - not ready to spawn. certainly 20+ yrs ago, it was very unusual to see roed up fish less than 7lb. but last winter i saw several just over 3lb full of spawn. this is indicative of low stock levels which mother nature tries to rebalance by younger fish becoming mature earlier. alarm bells should be ringing - but there are many deaf ears!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by g.ordon View Post
                  Yer that's my mission this winter dave, to catch a piggin pig. I know it's ganna be hard work with fishin at night in freezing conditions but needs must, it's ganna be a swine like.
                  Its areet man aslong as u got yasel a nice watm suit you can spend all winter out there alls i need now is for someone to give me **** loads of yellowtails for FREE and for the weather to be favourable and tHe fish feeding

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Charlton View Post
                    used to be 10lb many moons ago
                    For some reason i work on 7lb and over Cod, under Codling.

                    Think that was the size i was told by some of the older members in our club when i was a youngun, many moons ago and have stuck by it.

                    What Swilsonstu say makes sense although cant prove or disprove.
                    If people think you are an idiot, why speak and remove all doubt !

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                    • #11
                      got to agree with mr woods my old man used to say they same to me and he,s a reet old git lol
                      Rodbuilding & rod repairs

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                      • #12
                        a decent codling becomes a cod when it has grew by the time it has filtered threw tackle shop news

                        nah what a meanz
                        Panel Pin Champ
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