possible spots in norfolk and suffolk

[turkeyslinger]

Hi there im just wondering if anybody could help me find a good spot for this time of year im hopeing to go next sat night im still hunting my first cod for this year i would really appreiciate a little help from anybody.
Turkeyslinger

[baitmaster]

all though i myself do not do alot of sea fishing a colleague of mine does .
although its difficult to reccomend area,s as normally when you do people go there and blank , that said my colleague reckons that dunwich is throwing the odd cod up
but i would just say get some more imfo before going all out on hear say because its better to build information up from more than one suggestion as it will give you a bigger picture if an area is really doing aswell as it suppose to be


tightlines
baitmaster

[Norfolkboy]

Aldborough generally fishes quite well for Cod, but I've never fished it myself. Pakefield, Kessingland etc always tend to produce for me (normally Whiting and small Codling, but you get the odd bigger ones too). Cromer Pier is sometimes worth a go, as well as Cley and Weybourne, although distance casting is better at the latter spots.

Let us know how you get on

[turkeyslinger]

thanks very much gents really appreciate the help ill give one of them ago and let you all know how i get on cheers

[Greenheart]

Originally Posted by Norfolkboy

Aldborough generally fishes quite well for Cod, but I've never fished it myself. Pakefield, Kessingland etc always tend to produce for me (normally Whiting and small Codling, but you get the odd bigger ones too). Cromer Pier is sometimes worth a go, as well as Cley and Weybourne, although distance casting is better at the latter spots.

Let us know how you get on

Any idea what Blakeney point is fishing like thesedays Norfolkboy. I stayed in the old coastguard hut, right out on the end of point for a few days in about 1978. Excellent fishing in those days. Loadsa flounder on the Blakeney side, & as I recall Bass & Dabs on the other side. Used to cook em & serve them up with fresh marsh Samphire picked from the local saltmarsh.