Lake Temps after Rain

[snagged in outlet 3]

I thought I remembered someone put those out.  Nice!

[fishinwrench]

Lake O was 61-63° during the cold drizzle and borderline sleet yesterday.   

You guys at TR should have 65° I would think.

[aarchdale@coresleep.com]

Also depends on what unit your taking the temp with. For some reason Garmins consistently read 2 degrees cooler than Lowrance or Birds.  Had a couple different Garmins now and they have always been 2 degrees colder, same with buddies Ive compared with on the water before tourney blast offs

[fishinwrench]

1 hour ago, aarchdale@coresleep.com said:

Also depends on what unit your taking the temp with. For some reason Garmins consistently read 2 degrees cooler than Lowrance or Birds.  Had a couple different Garmins now and they have always been 2 degrees colder, same with buddies Ive compared with on the water before tourney blast offs

Lowrance units can be synchronized.   My units (3) are all set 100% accurate, synchronized to actual REAL temperature (within 000.02 degrees).  

I'm anal that way. 😊

[merc1997 Bo]

18 minutes ago, fishinwrench said:

Lowrance units can be synchronized.   My units (3) are all set 100% accurate, synchronized to actual REAL temperature (within 000.02 degrees).  

I'm anal that way. 😊

accurate to what standard?

 

bo

[fishinwrench]

16 minutes ago, merc1997 Bo said:

accurate to what standard?

 

bo

To within 000.02° of the accepted temperature measurements that water freezes and boils.    

You know a better, more accurate way?  Would love to hear it, so I could have yet another reason to bash a scientist.

[DADAKOTA]

Phil - At what temp does Taney turn over?

[snagged in outlet 3]

3 minutes ago, DADAKOTA said:

Phil - At what temp does Taney turn over?

I don't believe Taney turns over....

[vernon]

Hmmm.  And Van Dam said that the turnover should be complete prior to the Big Bass Bash?

Shows how much that hack knows!

[merc1997 Bo]

10 hours ago, fishinwrench said:

To within 000.02° of the accepted temperature measurements that water freezes and boils.    

You know a better, more accurate way?  Would love to hear it, so I could have yet another reason to bash a scientist.

no, i mean what type of standard or other instrument do you use to actually set your gauges by.  you get bent way out of shape so easily it is crazy.  even medical thermometers have a plus or minus range.  so, is there an accurate instrument that anyone can purchase, without costing more than a boat, to set our gauges by?

bo