Brótola (red codling)
A marine bottom fish of the Buenos Aires and Patagonian coast, with an elongated body and prized white flesh.
In seasonWhere to fish
Season
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The drop-off delicacy
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Be the first →Habitat
Sea bottoms, beaches and jetties of the Buenos Aires coast.
Baits and lures
Prawn, magrú and fish pieces on the bottom.
Recommended gear
Bottom fishing from a boat over rocky zones, lines with several droppers and bait (squid, magrú). Deep fishing over reefs.
Fishing techniques
Embarcado y de escollera, al fondo. Líneas de fondo con dos anzuelos.
Closed season & regulations
Closed seasons, minimum size and bag limits for brótola (red codling) are set by each province and change every year. The current rule is on each spot's page: confirm it before heading out.
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Frequently asked questions about brótola (red codling)
Can you fish for Brótola (red codling) right now, in October?
Yes: October falls within the brótola (red codling) season. Its best time of year is nov–apr. Before heading out, check the fishing rule for the spot: closed seasons are set by each province.
What's the best time to fish Brótola (red codling)?
The best time for brótola (red codling) is nov–apr. Check each place's page for the bite calendar and to respect current closed seasons.
Where can you fish Brótola (red codling) in Argentina?
Some of the best places to fish brótola (red codling) are Claromecó, Mar del Plata (costa), Necochea / Río Quequén. On PESQA you get the map, access info, seasons and verified guides for each one.
