05-02-2004, 07:19 PM
Hey TD,
I'm very knowledgeable in using shorline landmarks to triangulate my position on the water. Before I got my first GPS in NY we used to locate our honeyholes this way on the Long Island Sound. Had the help of marker bouys most of the time since they are everywhere in the briny.
I got an E-Trex Garmin GPS that I haven't used yet so I'm fine there. At least smoking is good for something other than slow suicide
. Got it through the Marlboro Miles catalog. I was planning on marking a few spots at Pineview last year while the water was at a record low. Lots of good structure there but got too lazy and never did 
. I'm going to have to go by memory then. Alot of good that will do, lol.
You think leaving the fish symbols on whould be a better option? Actually, if you don't mind taking a peek at your settings and letting me know where thier at I could try those and hopefully save a ton of time.
As far as the Blue gill go, I caught a few that where about 9" and the funny thing I noticed is that some are rounder than others, as far as top to bottom while length is the same. I guess they grow fat and round before they grow in length, LOL.
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I'm very knowledgeable in using shorline landmarks to triangulate my position on the water. Before I got my first GPS in NY we used to locate our honeyholes this way on the Long Island Sound. Had the help of marker bouys most of the time since they are everywhere in the briny.
I got an E-Trex Garmin GPS that I haven't used yet so I'm fine there. At least smoking is good for something other than slow suicide
. Got it through the Marlboro Miles catalog. I was planning on marking a few spots at Pineview last year while the water was at a record low. Lots of good structure there but got too lazy and never did . I'm going to have to go by memory then. Alot of good that will do, lol. You think leaving the fish symbols on whould be a better option? Actually, if you don't mind taking a peek at your settings and letting me know where thier at I could try those and hopefully save a ton of time.
As far as the Blue gill go, I caught a few that where about 9" and the funny thing I noticed is that some are rounder than others, as far as top to bottom while length is the same. I guess they grow fat and round before they grow in length, LOL.
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