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Originally Posted by
Gomer Snerd
Triangulation
Agreed. Whenever you can get a set of shore marks to go along with your GPS waypoints, that's even better. You use the GPS to get close and the marks to hit the spot exactly. Unfortunately, many places lack the stand-out features needed for triangulation.
Hater- I forgot to mention buoyancy as another desirable feature. My GPSmap 76 is waterproof & it floats. It's never been over the side, but once I found it floating in the minnow bucket! By comparison, a friend's handheld GPS drowned in a sudden cloudburst. We made it back to the truck & sat out the 20 min. storm, but the 2" of rain in the bottom of my boat killed his non-waterproof GPS.
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