Wind.

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J.C.G
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Wind.

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Anyone reckon its worth having a go for cod in the river with these north easterlies blowing?
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I don't bother with wind direction in the Mersey as I find it makes little if any difference.....open beaches are a different thing . For me it's not cod time until November....Fylde coast always sees them first and it's still quiet up there. :think:
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Got some peeler claws and bluey in the freezer, so i'll give mariner's wharf a go tomorrow morning then. Maybe a ray or a cod...


And heard a few reports of cod showing in the river, especially on the boats. Fella I spoke to lost one up the wall at mariner's last week.

Fingers crossed.
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Good luck laaa....gotta be in it to win it
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NE wind was our ideal conditions on the east coast of scotland. I miss the night sessions for the cod with a good easterly blowing. In fact some of the best bait was black lug from merseyside.
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Was pants ha, doggie and whiting
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