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First let me say Stymie your my hero based on a comment you made on another post on this forum :D:D:D:D:D:D:D LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Stymie
Granted this is a not a brushpile but you get the picture.
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...onar/tree1.jpg
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...onar/tree2.jpg
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...onar/tree3.jpg
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...onar/tree4.jpg
Mike how long would you say that tree is?
I'm guessing 35ft?? Like I said it's not a brushpile but I do the same thing for brush. ie cluster of waypoints on the edges of it using SI.
My structure might be 6'-8' in diameter, I'm afraid if I marked both sides the waypoints would be on top of each other. I might could seperate them with the zoom. I will give it a shot... Thanks
BTW where did you go after you marked the tree before you came back 10 minutes later,lol.
Thats exactly what I do. ie zoom in. It's more accurate that way
Probably to get a cold one. Gotta wait on those spooked fish to get unspooked!Quote:
Originally Posted by Allan
That picture I won't post LOL. It's got GPS coords on it :) har har harQuote:
Originally Posted by Stymie
T Mike, you can't do that below .5mph. Lots of the stuff (and I mean lots of stuff) I have marked is usually 20-30 feet apart. Impossible to fish effectively using the HB gps.
They really should fix the donut.
Canepole. Don't say can't. Not only do I fish brushpiles with GPS, I have done it for 4 years now usng the method described above. . I'm not saying things can't be improved upon.