Reply With QuoteI use an x-tools digital scale. I've been useing it for the last couple of years and have no complaints. Hope this helps.
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Hi all. I would like some opinions about a reliable digital scale to use while fishing. I bought a Berkley (a $30 model, can't remember actual model) which was horrible. Worked poorly, then didn't work at all in less than six months. I don't mind spending a little money. I just want something that is reliable and will work correctly when I am trying to weigh then release a fish.
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I use an x-tools digital scale. I've been useing it for the last couple of years and have no complaints. Hope this helps.
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Don't carry scales. I depend on the length of the fish.
If it is 15" it weighs "about" 2lbs.
If it is over 15", it weighs "over" 2lbs.
I feel that not knowing the exact weight keeps me from fabricating on the truth.
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i use a digital kitchen scale...it goes to the tenth of an ounce..helped when i use to fish tournaments...although i usually can guess the weight within an oz almost every time...i guess that means i fish to much...lol
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