We get a ton of people wondering if using online satellite maps is cheating and ruining the sport of fishing. Yes, online maps are shortcuts to spending hours on the water finding fishing spots, but aren’t Power-Poles just shortcuts to throwing a heavy, noisy anchor? And aren’t fish finders (definitely a type of technology) replacing the guesswork to what’s really under your boat or yak… ultimately making the sport of fishing more FUN? The big question is: where do you draw the line? Luke and I are diving deep into this topic on the podcast today and we have some special announcements about some fun things coming up, too! What are your thoughts on technology and fishing? What is cheating? Where is the line? Do you know of any products that are crossing that line? Also, what are your thoughts on Smart Fishing Tides and Smart Fishing Spots?
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