Been looking at underwater cameras and would like some input. If you've used one, did you find them useful and valuable or was it more of a novelty?
I can imagine it might have it use to see what's down there regarding weeds, rocks, etc. but in reality how much can you really see? I expect in winter when water is settled and more clear it may be better but not so much in summer?
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That’s even looser than it was before. It was always an issue with tournaments and when I fished some of the out of state events you couldn’t cull at all and had to quit fishing once you boxed your limit. MN tourney limits were always 1 under the state limit to comply.
I really hate to do this, but after seeing what the access points around the Richmond area looked like when I left the lake today. I am going to cancel this year's cool cats. I do not feel the access on Horseshoe with Hold up to vehicle traffic though the week. The main lake ice will almost certainly be good for a while yet. But, the access will not be useable after another day or two of traffic.
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Been looking at underwater cameras and would like some input. If you've used one, did you find them useful and valuable or was it more of a novelty?
I can imagine it might have it use to see what's down there regarding weeds, rocks, etc. but in reality how much can you really see? I expect in winter when water is settled and more clear it may be better but not so much in summer?
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