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Redneckangler
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PECo
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Hey, thanks, Brian. I was thinking of picking up another digital scale. Last week, Kira and I weighed the lunker largemouth bass four times; twice on my Berkley digital scale and twice on her Berkley digital gripper scale. We got two pounds, 15 ounces all four times!  I guess that I shouldn't be surprised, since they're both Berkley scales. I'm a little bit compulsive about wanting to know that I have an accurate weight for the fish I release, so I'd like to have a second scale on my boat.
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PECo
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I received my scale in the mail, yesterday:
Although I have yet to see how the scale functions, I love the new compact design, which includes a keeper on the back for the scale's hook. It also takes two AAA batteries, instead of button cells, which I like, although the batteries are not included.
Thanks, again, Brian.
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NorthEastFisherman
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| I wish this was for a gripper scale not a hook scale. I dont like the hook i feel it stresses the fish out too much, might just be me though. |
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