In reply to Post #1
Marker floats, poles, etc... nah, think we've moved on from that by now guys. My Lowrance sonar has GPS, so I just store the waypoints, meaning I can find the same spots every time I fish the water, even if that's the following year. On larger waters, kit like that is a must have. My unit can store up to 3,000 waypoints. If decent sonar is not within your budget, at least look to get a small handheld GPS, which at a basic level can do the same job.
Marker floats, poles, etc... nah, think we've moved on from that by now guys. My Lowrance sonar has GPS, so I just store the waypoints, meaning I can find the same spots every time I fish the water, even if that's the following year. On larger waters, kit like that is a must have. My unit can store up to 3,000 waypoints. If decent sonar is not within your budget, at least look to get a small handheld GPS, which at a basic level can do the same job.
In reply to Post #62
Even a top end Lowrance GPS will only be accurate to about +/- 3m. That's a long way if you are fishing small spots.
Even a top end Lowrance GPS will only be accurate to about +/- 3m. That's a long way if you are fishing small spots.