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bezza193
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 Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 10:33 pm Post subject: Cod Fishing. |
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it's my first year cod fishing and im not sure if i use the right bait. I use squid and ragworm but i have been told to use squid and lugworm but which is best .....?Anybody with experience can you give me some information which is best ?  |
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bezza193
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| Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 10:40 pm Post subject: Re: cod fishing. |
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| [quote="bezza193"]it's my first year cod fishing and im not sure if i use the right bait. I use squid and ragworm but i have been told to use squid and lugworm but which is best .....?Anybody with experience can you give me some information which is best and what size hook is best....? |
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Nem
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| Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 11:15 pm Post subject: Re: cod fishing. |
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| it's my first year cod fishing and im not sure if i use the right bait. I use squid and ragworm but i have been told to use squid and lugworm but which is best .....?Anybody with experience can you give me some information which is best and what size hook is best....? |
Squid and Lug is the most popular combination. For hook size I think t all depends on how you present your squid, whether you remove the tentacles, lower body. But if you're using a whole squid, I was told you could get away with using size 4/0 hooks. Still this is coming from someone that has only ever caught Mackerel, Baby Pollack and Dogfish by rod and reel  |
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dizzy
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| Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:31 am Post subject: Re: cod fishing. |
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| bezza193 wrote: |
| it's my first year cod fishing and im not sure if i use the right bait. I use squid and ragworm but i have been told to use squid and lugworm but which is best .....?Anybody with experience can you give me some information which is best ? |
hi, this is my first year cod fishing and i had myself a nice one 2 weeks ago, all i used was squid on its own, just make sure it is real real smelly. |
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kingfisher123
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:17 pm Post subject: Re: cod fishing. |
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| Squid plain on its own will take cod but to have the edge or if visiting a new location always bring some peeler crab with you. |
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crazy-dude
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all of my cod caught in the Bristol channel have fallen to lug worm either live or frozen.
peeler crab and squid will also do the business.
Either use the lug on its own or in a cocktail.
Ragworm will catch you fish but it isn't the best bait for cod |
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Fish4Fish
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Peeler crab works well for cod/codling during autumn and spring, but during the main winter months lugworm, herring and squid are by far the best baits to use.
Tight Lines. |
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fishermanjimbob
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| lugworm tipped with squid |
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