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Subject: "Lexington Report / Digital Scale?"

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SpeedyG	Fri Nov-15-02 12:50 AM
Member since Mar 21st 2002 28 posts

#7927, "Lexington Report / Digital Scale?"

I skipped out on a Tech Summit Seminar to fish Lexington for an hour+. Got 2 twins on Red Brush Hogs. They both weighed 2.7lbs according to my digital scale. Fished by the Dam. No hits on crankbait.

I checked my scale because some of the fish I've been weighing lately seem larger than the digital readout. Does anyone know how accurate these things are? I weighed some 6 & 8oz weights that displayed as 4-5oz & 5-6oz on the scale. Are there any scales that are more accurate? Thanks in advance.

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