price of fish and chips

[maxi1968]

fish

I'd rather have Alaskan Pollock than cod , it's firmer and has more flavour .
My favourite is coley or mackerel , chips + peas , super tasty fish and 1/3 of the price of cod .
Got a fish supper last week , 3 fish , 2 bags of chips , curry + peas , ?13.75 (cod ?3.25 each) , not a cheap meal anymore !

buy a fishing rod .i catch plenty of coalies,mackarell,pollock flounder.and the rest it saves me a fortune.mind you you do need a freezer.

[aftermath]

Now when she goes to doncaster fish market she always get Vietnamese River Cobbler

which brings us back to the "would you eat cat or dog thread"

[maxi1968]

you do need a permit in scotland.trout fishing is not free unless like me you dont buy permits.seatrout fishing isfree if you have the land owners permission.

[maxi1968]

cobbler

which brings us back to the "would you eat cat or dog thread"

yea iv tried it and it tasted quite good

[thered]

personally i think a lot of chipies rob us with our fish and chips and i believe that most unless it states cod and chips is actually pollock


after all most chippies will only state fish and chips not the actual fish it is and pollock is hardly any different at all to cod

[gmb45]

personally i think a lot of chipies rob us with our fish and chips and i believe that most unless it states cod and chips is actually pollock


after all most chippies will only state fish and chips not the actual fish it is and pollock is hardly any different at all to cod

pollocks red

[thered]

pollocks red

aaah you think so gmb

if you buy fish in a supermarket whether it be fish fingers,fish pie,fish steaks or battered fish it is always when you look at the ingredients mixed white fish not cod or haddock

only fish clearly labelled cod fillet or cod steak is actually cod

so logically it will be the same at your local chippy if it says fish and chips as oppose to cod and chips you will be very likely getting mugged

or am i really talking pollocks

[gmb45]

aaah you think so gmb

if you buy fish in a supermarket whether it be fish fingers,fish pie,fish steaks or battered fish it is always when you look at the ingredients mixed white fish not cod or haddock

only fish clearly labelled cod fillet or cod steak is actually cod

so logically it will be the same at your local chippy if it says fish and chips as oppose to cod and chips you will be very likely getting mugged

or am i really talking pollocks

but who gives a toss when u pi55ed

[thered]

but who gives a toss when u pi55ed

cant you see thats what they want these evil fishmongers they prey on drunkards like you while stealing the money from your wallet

your local mr chip shop man may same all nice to your face after a night out but he is hiding behind a secret life of alaskan pollock

wake up have a coffe and eat dog instead at the local chinese

[gmb45]

cant you see thats what they want these evil fishmongers they prey on drunkards like you while stealing the money from your wallet

your local mr chip shop man may same all nice to your face after a night out but he is hiding behind a secret life of alaskan pollock

wake up have a coffe and eat dog instead at the local chinese

and i all ways thought ide spent it all on booze

[thered]

now you know gmb now you know you can rest easy now and if we all stick together we will fight these modern day dick turpins masquerading as fish mongers


another problem solved by auntie red

[melloned]

The fishing rod's not the prob mate , it's the sea sickness ! .
Ive only got to look at a boat and i'm off !

[thered]

The fishing rod's not the prob mate , it's the sea sickness ! .
Ive only got to look at a boat and i'm off !

find a pier and fish of that,southport has a nice pier but you cant see the sea it may be better if it was made longer or did the sea get pinched

[satman]

@aftermath,,, @ not need permits in scotland...

Course we need permits up here,, just differnet assosiations and run differnetly,

Trout is brilliant btw, agreed there,
Up in scotland we also tend to get served Hadock rather than cod,, ( although not so much in the bigger cities)
You wouldnt need a permit at a fishery!, just pay your monies for the day and/or the fish.

Thats the lazy way,,, take a day off and get into a real river,
nothing quite as brilliant as a days relaxing fishing.

i enjoy the pike fishing more,, though these arent really for eating,, ( unless your polish! )

[aftermath]

I might be getting mixed up with river fishing for salmon ?

do you need permit for that in Scotland ?

Ive only ever been sea fishing in Scotland so never bothered with a permit , only until i started course fishing 3 years ago, when i bought the yearly license