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February 7th, 2004, 11:58 AM
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Portable Fishfinder Recommendations?
How about a bottom line Fishing buddy? They start at about $100 for the
base model and they are probably one of the easiest to move from one thing to another. http://www.basspro-shops.com/servlet...=52710&hvarTar get=search&cmCat=SearchResults "Stephen Kormilo" wrote in message om... I am planning on buying a fish finder in the near future. I would like a small, portable, unit since I usually do some fishing on canoe trips that involve portages. Units that appear to be suitable: Hummingbird Piranha series Hummingbird Smartcast RF30 (Wrist Unit) or Mobile Station Hawkeye/Norcross FF3300PX Eagle FishEasy 2 Eagle Cuda 128 Garmin 80 Garmin 120 Others? Anyone have any recommendations or warnings on any of these fish finders, or others? TIA 
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