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Scales ?

What scales do we use ?
Personally, I use two sets of Avons, a 32lb and an 8lb plus several Salter tubular brass spring balances for trout.

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ps. never caught anything over 32lb but if I did, I guess I'd manage !
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Reuben Heaton Scales For My Carp And Pike Fishing And A Set Of Ron Thompson Digitals For My General Coarse Fishing.
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Re: Scales ?

have always used avons but have just bought a set of fox digital scales. awaiting delivery so cannot comment on them yet.
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Re: Scales ?

I still use a set of Avon scales which are still accurate after 20 years plus.
I prefer dial scales as I like to see the needle going up rather than just having a few instant digits displayed; it gives me confidence that the scales are working ok when I see a needle moving round.

Last year I bought myself a set of Fox digitals (the smaller model) but having read posts from a few people on other forums who said that if the battery is at all low they can start to read inaccurately I gave them to my son. However he hasn't had any problems at all with them and they have worked perfectly.

I also have a set of small Reuben Heaton dial scales similar in size to my Avon scales but I don't use them much.
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Re: Scales ?

I have two sets, a set of weighmasters that go upto 30lb and a set of wannabe Nash scales that have built in light, to be honest they are great and very accurate. i calibrate them once a year and they have been fine each time.
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Re: Scales ?

56lb dial scales by shakespeare , 1/2 0z increments which with do me as i dont catch small fish, backlit for night fishing .
starting to think i should have gotten digi scales to save space in the tackle box
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