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#2462067 - 07/16/08 06:09 PM SCALE
k5blaser88 Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 02/09/08
Posts: 119
whats the best for catfishing
digital or spring
what brand is the best.
thanks

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#2479951 - 07/22/08 04:37 PM Re: SCALE [Re: k5blaser88]
redc Offline
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Registered: 07/10/06
Posts: 62
Loc: Katy, TX
I have two, one digital and one analog, and use both of them. Normally analog is better in big scales, but for fish under 40 lbs or so, I use a digital that I keep in my tacklebox. Back at the lakehouse I do have one for large flatheads that weighs up to 110lbs, and it is very accurate. I would suggest using both, but if you are only going to use one, and you aren't interested in getting any fish over 50lbs, one of the digital scales from berkley is easy to get and easy to use. The 110lber is one I had to find online and is supposed to be used in commercial kitchens.
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