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February 16th, 2004, 08:33 PM
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Fishfinders!!
Clear DayHello everyone,
Has any of you had experience with the use of fishfinders etc. Are they very effective in Rivers etc? Some apparently are like a wris****ch and others fit onto the rod itself. Any advice and comments would be appreciated. Is it cheaper to order overseas or mainland.? Thanks a lot Jeff... 
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February 16th, 2004, 08:37 PM
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Fishfinders!!
Clear DayHi Jeff
Check out my web site on fish finders, I have got an article about getting the best from these units. It did come from the USA but it still works the same over here. http://fishing_boats.tripod.com Regards Dave "The Watcher" wrote in message ... Hello everyone, Has any of you had experience with the use of fishfinders etc. Are they very effective in Rivers etc? Some apparently are like a wris****ch and others fit onto the rod itself. Any advice and comments would be appreciated. Is it cheaper to order overseas or mainland.? Thanks a lot Jeff...
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