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Thread: Portable fish finders soecifically for lakes

  1. #11
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    Re: Portable fish finders soecifically for lakes

    Quote Originally Posted by elknut View Post
    Don't piss out of the back of the boat and it won't fall into the water...LOL....Dennis
    Seen it happen more than once....even know of a tug operator that might have drown doing that.
    I carry a container.
    I'm 72 and have used all manner of small craft for 60 of those years without incidents. Even canoes
    in white water, and never got dunked....until this late fall. I lost my balance, tried to grab the gunnel
    but mistook an oar for it, and when it swung out, I went with it. The odds caught up with me, but likely
    my old age has as well so I expect I'll get wet a few more times before all is said and done. I now
    make sure everything is tied down and water proofed....just in case, lol!

  2. #12
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    Kamloops
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    Re: Portable fish finders soecifically for lakes

    Big Lew, I've had the Kokanee bug bad the last couple years, and another cool gadget i picked up is the Fish Hawk TD. Attach to your line, add some weight to her, throw her overboard, It provides an accurate water temperature profile of the entire water column by showing the water temperature at every 5 feet of depth down to 300 feet.
    Resident Hunter - Team 45/70 Member #680

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