Thread: GPS...

I like GPS. Worth $100.

It depends on the spots you fish. I have over 300 waypoints on my GPS for the lake I try to fish. It is a little over 7000 acres, but the waypoints are mostly in what I would call the "primary body of water" of about 2000-3000 acres. If you know how to get to all of your good fishing spots with no searching around when you get there, then you really don't need it. But if you could save for another month, or 6 weeks, or whatever, you will still get your unit before the end of the year and you will never regret having the GPS.

This is the first year I've had a finder with GPS on it and I like it, especially in fog or at night it's really handy. Adding a map chip to it has helped me a lot.

I use my GPS as much as the depth finder

I like the gps on mine don't know how I fished without it.

Originally Posted by Speck

I use my GPS as much as the depth finder

+1

I'm glad i had my gps tracks at truman on those foggy morning. It was worth the money.

Originally Posted by LSL Angler

I'm glad i had my gps tracks at truman on those foggy morning. It was worth the money.

If we didn't have recorded tracks at Smithville, it would be a long, slow ride to go up the river. And getting around at night (or foggy days) would be unsafe, to say the least.