Do you hand weigh each fish and write the weight on the float with a grease pencil? Or do you use a culling beam and go thru the livewell and find the smallest to cull? Sometimes it's a task for me when 3 or 4 are almost the same size.I personally don't weigh each fish and use a beam, but I think I waste a lot of time doing this??? Give me some tips!

Cul-M-Rite

I dont carry a scale on my boat and just round up to the nearest few pounds when its around the 9 to 13lb class. I then post a pic on the TFF for everyone to guess the weight.

I have a balance beam and a divided livewell. I use the metal clip from a chain stringer. I attach a colored zip tie to each clip. Smallest fish stays on one side.

Culling? I can't catch a limit ....unless its a Falcon.

this....
will automatically tell you what color to cull after you have your limit....saves time on the water

beam

Cul M Rite

The cul m rite is the deal!!

Cull again man, and a beam.

Cul-M-Rite, this week is first time I will try it in tournament. I used for my couple days at Falcon and it works great. We weren't putting any in livewell or tagging, but we kept Best 5 easily by weighing, hitting Cul button, and then if larger it would tell you which color.

Cul-M-Rite is the most accurate and user friendly culling system hands down!

eyeball... and sometimes beam

I have the Berkley TDSC35 35 Digital Scale. TEC series. Don't know if they make it anymore. Culling rings are the Ardent. Then a balance beam for those that are really close.

Culling beam and try my best to get rid of the fish on the pink culling pin!