That's my motto. Willard, we use the gps extensively in the Bay and Gulf to mark and revisit waypoints and navigating at night or in foggy conditions. We just fished the same wreck 26 miles offshore two days in a row. Simple for us now but impossible sixty years ago. Marine navigation and sonar has come a long way in our lifetime. My first bottom machine (sonar) was a paper machine that burned marks on a roll of paper that passed across the screen. Extremely primitive compared to todays' electronics. The new 4 stroke outboards are great machines too. You'll probably double crank yours a time or two because you can't hear it running.Try and catch more fish now and cut less timber.
