WAY BACK WHEN

[keeferfish]

before technology took over the world
we used to find fish with a simple inexpensive graph and place a buoy marker on them

I think an inexpensive graph is technology. Heck surely you fished even before flashers, I know I did and remember the first paper graph I seen. Heck we even used topo maps and were thrilled when the old timers would mark x's on our maps.

[Ketchn]

I think an inexpensive graph is technology. Heck surely you fished even before flashers, I know I did and remember the first paper graph I seen. Heck we even used topo maps and were thrilled when the old timers would mark x's on our maps.

paper graphs were cool , when I was 13 (over 50 years ago ) I got to see and use my first one , in the open ocean there aint nothing to triangulate on for sure
never liked them flasher units much but did use a few once in while , WAY WAY back we triangulated and used landmarks and even marked ropes at 5 ,10 ,15 and 20 with weights on the bottom to determine in the channel or not .
channel edges were often where we set up for multiple species of fish , as my friend Sk would say ,them are fish highways and I love to play traffic control in said areas