Portable Hand-held Fish Finder

Portable Hand-held Fish Finder
Aug 5, 2007 06:18
TIFOSAY Points: Join Date: Jan 29, 2007 Status: offline	Hi there, 2 months ago, a friend went to Australia and bought a portable hand-held fish finder for about A$70. This gadget was manufactured in China. I wonder whether this gadget could be bought in Zhuhai. I know there are 2 shops dealing in fishing equipment at Gongbei Underground Shopping Centre.I'll be in Zhuhai in the middle of this month. Can someone help me in this? Thank you and with regards, Tien

Aug 5, 2007 06:18

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Hi there,
2 months ago, a friend went to Australia and bought a portable hand-held fish finder for about A$70. This gadget was manufactured in China.
I wonder whether this gadget could be bought in Zhuhai. I know there are 2 shops dealing in fishing equipment at Gongbei Underground Shopping Centre.I'll be in Zhuhai in the middle of this month.
Can someone help me in this?
Thank you and with regards,
Tien

Aug 5, 2007 07:03	#1
APAULT Points: Join Date: Mar 11, 2006 Status: Offline	Fish finders are cheating! The first skill of fishing is to look at the water and see where they might be, or bring them to you using burley/groundbait!!

Aug 6, 2007 21:18

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Hi Apault,
Yes, I know using a fishfinder does not give much of a chance to the fish. I don't think it's cheating, only trying to save time in casting the line randomly and blindly. Using a fishfinder also does not guarantee a catch, it only saves me time and some energy in searching for the fish. I don't usually eat the fish that I catch, only those which have been seriously injured by 'live' baits or lure and in my opinion they may die even if released. I usually practise 'catch and release' wherever possible.
Anyway thank you for your reply and hope you have a happy holiday in China
Tien

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