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Codling fishing marks

17 UK shore marks where anglers catch Codling, with the best season and method logged for each.

Where to fish for Codling

MarkRegionSeasonMethod
AberaeronWalesNov–FebWorm or fish-strip bait cast beyond the harbour bar on a big tide at night.
BorthWalesOct–FebBait fished after dark for winter species as the water cools.
Cemaes BayWalesNov–FebBottom-fished lugworm or mackerel strip from the beach and breakwater through winter.
Clacton PierEastOct–FebLugworm tipped with squid or peeler crab on the bottom
Crackington HavenSouth WestOct–FebBait fished (worm or fish strip) over clean sandy ground directly off the beach.
Cromer PierEastNov–FebLugworm and squid fished hard on the bottom around the pier legs in winter, especially after a blow.
Deal PierSouth EastOct–FebLug/squid cocktail cast from the lower deck on a rising tide
Dover Admiralty PierSouth EastOct–FebLug/squid cocktail cast beyond the tide race after dark
Frinton-on-SeaEastOct–FebLugworm fished on the ebb tide
Holyhead BreakwaterWalesOct–FebBottom fished lugworm or squid over broken ground in winter.
Mumbles PierWalesOct–Feb, after dark (historic)Bottom-fished lugworm or fish strip for winter whiting and codling.
Penarth PierWalesOct–Feb (pier closed to fishing Jun–Aug)Bottom-fished lug or squid cocktail over the muddy Bristol Channel bottom in winter.
Portrush HarbourN. IrelandOct–FebBottom-fished lugworm or ragworm cast from the harbour wall on winter evenings.
ReculverSouth EastOct–FebLug/squid cocktail from the sea wall
Southsea SeafrontSouth EastNov–FebLugworm or ragworm on a two-hook flapper cast just beyond the surf on winter evening tides.
Splash Point, RhylWalesNov–FebFresh fish bait fished after dark during rougher winter weather for the occasional codling.
Walton-on-the-Naze PierEastNov–FebLugworm and squid cocktail fished at the pier end in rough winter conditions on the ebb.

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