Aqua View Cam, To cheap to pass up?

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2012/11/25 08:33:22 (permalink)

Aqua View Cam, To cheap to pass up?

I bought a dispay model (last years) at G.M. for $60.00 no battery. I put my Vex battery on it and it works OK. Any feed backs on pro and cons of a cam? I've always used a Vex.
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    chauncy
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    Re:Aqua View Cam, To cheap to pass up? 2012/11/25 09:55:07 (permalink)
    I have a Marcum 380. When the water is clear, they're great. But if it's murky or stained, that vex is the one to take. All the lakes i fish have stained water so my camera just sits at home collecting dust. Thats why i'm selling it this season. Last few trips to Misery bay with it, i couldn't see a foot. Last lake that i enjoyed using it on was Conneaut for bluegills. Very clear water that day. Could see quite a way out.
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    fishink
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    Re:Aqua View Cam, To cheap to pass up? 2012/11/27 00:04:56 (permalink)
    Yep. A lot of cameras are next to useless in murky waters or when there isn't enough light. It really depends on the model and where you are fishing. They have some cameras with LEDs now, and that can help a little.

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