Need some input as to what is the most accurate scale for crappie?
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Need some input as to what is the most accurate scale for crappie?
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Rapala is very accurate.
My Berkeley is pretty accurate. 5lb bag if sugar weighed 5lbs
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Love my Rapalla
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I just bought one of these,on the recommendation of another crappie.com member.Ihavent used mine yet,but heard they are accurate.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...90657ee137.jpg
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I have a Rapala that's 2-3 years old and it reads both lbs and kg. For some reason it is stuck on kg. I've taken the batteries out, replaced them, pushed the button every way that I know to, and still can't figure out why it won't read in lbs. Every time I weigh a fish, I have to convert it from kg to lbs. Anyone else ever seen this?
Had the same issue. Try thisQuote:
Originally Posted by blue-jig
Press the ON button to turn on the scale, while the numbers are flashing press the ON button again to select lbs or kg. Once selected, wait for the numbers to flash. Now the scale is ready to use.
Anything less than a couple hundred and a calibration certificate, take your pick, it doesn't really matter.
I have same one blueball posted. Have checked several times and it's dead on every time.
Thanks for the tip! That worked and now I'm back on lbs.Quote:
Originally Posted by try'n hard
I have an older Berkley digital and a rapala manual. Both are pretty good. For tournament fishing, the nod goes to the manual. It has a slider on it. Set to zero, put a fish on and it slides down to the max weight. Great in rough seas or to get a quick read.
Go to eBay and search pocket luggage fishing scale. Mine is the little blue square one. It's surprisingly accurate. You can usually get them for around 5 bucks shipped.