FishingBuds
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I'm looking into studying two water spots, I have yet to do anything to the extent that’s needed to get to know said areas, unless just throwing the pole in is one. I have already zig zagged a crossed one with the depth finder to look for drops and points and looked for some natural creeks that run into it, this is very time consuming as I know. I have to admit either I was over whelmed or I have a long way to go on learning how to spot said areas. I came up empty for the most part. I need to start over.
What is a good tool out there to use? Is it the GPS systems??? Something I have seen on morning weekend TV is a map that details the layout of lakes?? I’m sure these are not cheap.
Or what about posting a pick of the areas and just see what you guys think??
At this point its just thoughts but I’m seeing that I need to stick with a spot and learn the lake or pit? So I’ve settled on these two ones and eager to see what I’ve got to do
I'm looking into studying two water spots, I have yet to do anything to the extent that’s needed to get to know said areas, unless just throwing the pole in is one. I have already zig zagged a crossed one with the depth finder to look for drops and points and looked for some natural creeks that run into it, this is very time consuming as I know. I have to admit either I was over whelmed or I have a long way to go on learning how to spot said areas. I came up empty for the most part. I need to start over.
What is a good tool out there to use? Is it the GPS systems??? Something I have seen on morning weekend TV is a map that details the layout of lakes?? I’m sure these are not cheap.
Or what about posting a pick of the areas and just see what you guys think??
At this point its just thoughts but I’m seeing that I need to stick with a spot and learn the lake or pit? So I’ve settled on these two ones and eager to see what I’ve got to do