cod

[carphead07]

hello there

 

 

right cod because my knoledge of cod is'nt that great at all because i never useually go winter

fishing but i jst wanted to no what type of water to catch them in like fast currents or calm still water

or cloudy water

 

thnx mike finlay

[glennk]

Where do you live ?

[five bellies]

hello there

right cod because my knoledge of cod is'nt that great at all because i never useually go winter

fishing but i jst wanted to no what type of water to catch them in like fast currents or calm still water

or cloudy water

 

thnx mike finlay

 

In my area the south east you would be looking for colour in the water after a good blow .Big baits and patiance. Cod fishing Now days is a sit and wait game follow local info As they tend to show in Flurries then vanish for a while. In other areas the patten of behavoir will differ.

[Leon Roskilly]

hello there

right cod because my knoledge of cod is'nt that great at all because i never useually go winter

fishing but i jst wanted to no what type of water to catch them in like fast currents or calm still water

or cloudy water

 

thnx mike finlay

 

 

Deep water, high spring tides, better over rough ground.

 

 

BIG baits

 

 

Head for the North-East!

Edited December 5, 2006 by Leon Roskilly

[carphead07]

hi glen

i live down in portsmouth and i fish along the seafront on the shore

[Norm B]

hi glen

i live down in portsmouth and i fish along the seafront on the shore

More chance of a big bass then. Perseverence is the name of the game, East beach Selsey is your best chance, followed by Gilkicker and Browndown.

[carphead07]

thnks glenn

 

i'll bear that in mind

[topps999]

getting a lot of cod in the menai straits...using like 2-3 lug/rag worms at a time or a combo of worm n squid but big baits like that other guy sed!

 

o yeh bound to get sum lil fishin biting it but keep it for the big bait 'nearly pulls ur rod in' (my dad says ^^) lol