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How essential is a fish finder?
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<blockquote data-quote="bcbouy" data-source="post: 234688" data-attributes="member: 4563"><p>you should seriously consider picking up a couple scotty "laketroller" downriggers. they clamp on to the side of the boat,no drilling holes,and the're usually under a hundred bucks. fishfinders also help in following the shoal of a lake. its not so important with spinning gear,but trolling a wet fly you will slay fish all day long.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bcbouy, post: 234688, member: 4563"] you should seriously consider picking up a couple scotty "laketroller" downriggers. they clamp on to the side of the boat,no drilling holes,and the're usually under a hundred bucks. fishfinders also help in following the shoal of a lake. its not so important with spinning gear,but trolling a wet fly you will slay fish all day long. [/QUOTE]
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