Angler brings in the season’s heaviest fish as codling return

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Published on 30/11/2012 06:00

Alnwick Sea Angling Club

Results for Sunday, November 25.

Rough sea conditions this week saw a welcome return of codling and most anglers managed to weigh in, with one managing to bag a season-best cod.

Steve Ayling won the match with a good bag of four cod for 14lb 8oz, which also included the heaviest fish of the season so far, a nice conditioned cod of 7lb 15oz. Second was Ian Hall with five cod and a flounder for 8lb 10½oz.

Other anglers weighing in were: Anthony Gibbison, five cod, 8lb 6oz; Patrick Porteous, two cod, 8lb 4oz; Kevin Donnelly, four cod, 7lb 10oz; Willie Morton, three cod, 5lb 11½oz; Darren Ferrow two cod, 5lb 9oz; Micky Buck, two cod, 3lb 12oz; John Stephenson, two cod, 2lb 15½oz; George Hornsby, one cod, 2lb 1oz; Roberto Peruzzo, one cod, 1lb 15½oz; Steve Scott, one cod, 1lb 5oz.

Amble Sea Angling Club

Results for Sunday, November 25.

Gav Lockey, four cod, 15lb 13½; Ian Harrogate, four cod, two flats, 7lb 3½oz; Colin Dawson, five cod, 7lb 2oz; Jas French, four cod, 5lb 10½oz; Zac Aynsley, two cod, one flat, 4lb 5½oz; Tony Cook, two cod, 2lb 12¾oz; Andrew Taylor, one cod, 2lb 3¾oz; Rob Newton, one cod, 2lb; Phil Embleton, one cod,1lb 14oz; Les Weller, one cod, 1lb 12oz; Kevin Rutherford, one cod, 1lb 11½oz; Jim French, one bass, 1lb 11oz; Ian Stewart, one cod, 1lb 10¾oz; Craig Taylor, one cod, 1lb 2½oz; Marcus Harrison, one flat, 1lb 1½oz; Jimmy Bullock, one cod, 15½oz.

Heaviest flatfish: Ian Harrogate, 1lb 3¾oz. Heaviest fish: Gav Lockey, 5lb 5½oz.

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