For Cod's Sake (challenge)

For Cod's Sake (also known as The Fish Bucket) is a recurring team challenge that debuted in and that has reappeared internationally in .
==Rules==
One player runs to a boat, grabs a bag of rice, then comes back, throwing the bag to the second person, who throws it to the third, who throws it to the fourth, who throws it to the final player, who dumps it in the marked bin. Then, the same thing happens with a bag of beans, and again with six large fish. Before each fish is placed in their bin, the final player must chop off the heads and tails with a cleaver. The first tribe to get everything in the right bins wins.
In , two tribe members first paddled out to retrieve fish, which they would pass to their tribe members to throw into a scale. The first tribe to get 25kg of fish in the scale wins.
== History ==
In , the tribes were even after first two items before Bruce Kanegai floundered with butchering the fish causing Casaya to fall behind. But La Mina squandered their lead when Sally Schumann had trouble catching one of the fishes that kept slipping through her arms. This along with Bobby Mason's strong chopping of the fish allowed Casaya to come from behind to win reward.
In , Irshaad Ally and Mandla Mbau veered severely off course, allowing Dyke Higginson and Hein Vosloo to craft a dominant lead. In the end, Bajau got all their fish in their bin before Iban had even gotten their canoe back to shore.
==Winners==
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Episode	Challenge Type	Winners
 	Tribal Reward 	
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| Episode 4
| Tribal Reward
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==Gallery==
<tabber>United States=
16920 cirie l.jpg|Cirie tossing fish in .
Bobby fish.jpg|Bobby butchering fish for Casaya in Panama.
|-|South Africa=
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==Trivia==
==References==
Category:Challenges
Category:Recurring Challenges
Category:Survivor: Panama
Category:Panama Challenges
Category:Survivor South Africa: Malaysia
Category:Malaysia Challenges (South Africa)