06-07-2018, 02:03 AM
It probably depends on the amount of risk involved. If you fish from a boat or a kayak there is always the risk of falling, tripping, or dropping a camera. If you are basically a bank tangler -- an agile one -- the risk of falling or dropping is less.
My grandson ruined his camera in a kayak tip-over. I ruined a camera and several years of my live span in a horrible pontoon sinking. I now use a small Sony camera and it is easy to transfer pics from disc to computer. Seems like it cost me a little over a hundred bucks.
Probably best to save your "high quality" camera for professional quality photos. Any inexpensive camera will do for posting pics of catfish entries as long as Jeff can read the numbers.
Fish on.
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My grandson ruined his camera in a kayak tip-over. I ruined a camera and several years of my live span in a horrible pontoon sinking. I now use a small Sony camera and it is easy to transfer pics from disc to computer. Seems like it cost me a little over a hundred bucks.
Probably best to save your "high quality" camera for professional quality photos. Any inexpensive camera will do for posting pics of catfish entries as long as Jeff can read the numbers.
Fish on.
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