I need some advice on some stuff i saw at dicks can you help long question…?

I am looking for some cool things to get my fiance for fathers day(he’s the father of my child) I was thinking of a few things and was wondering if anyone has had any opinions on them…whether it’s a waste of money or not. First of all there’s a wireless fishfinder that goes on your wrist like a watch it’s like $60 and then they have scales and i was wondering which one would be better a digital or regular…and i was thinking about a pair of waders but i’m wondering if they’ll get in the way of his commando fishing styles(last time we were knee deep in mud fishing from the waterline…there’s not a doubt in my mind he’d dive in for a fish..lol)will they make you stick in the mud more like shoes do?and last but not least is a
seahawk400kit*over11ft, three air chamber design, includes oars, pump, oar holders and fish pole holder good (like worth $70)?
Hey Dj I said the stores name was Dicks not that i wanted opinions from Dicks. I didnt ask you to say anything about my child you piece

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For sight fishing (Fly-fishing) small and usually picky spawning largemouth bass what are some effective flies?

I was thinking maybe I could try a fly with a more aggressive approach to fool the bass into thinking it was a threat to their nest (forgot what that’s called). Keep in mind these fish are small. This is in California. Crayfish maybe?

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What are some things I should look for in a spinning reel fishing rod?

What should I be looking for in a spinning reel? What are important things that I should look for?

Also, what is the little switch on the reel that says ‘on’ and ‘off’?
And just one more thing, is there any way to make the handle that you rotate on the right side? I’m used to have having it on the right since I was used to a push-button rod before.

Thanks for any help.

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Does anyone have some expertise with depthfinders and fishfinders?

My husband is looking for a depthfinder/fishfinder for a small lake in Western PA. Fishing includes crappie, stripper, walleye and catfish. The systems that are out there are a little confusing for me (I am buying for a gift). I want to find a good one but I would also like to stay under $250, is this possible? I figure it must be something like buying a computer, so it’s not like he needs depths of 800′, but lots of the systems claim that and also speeds of 70mph. Our lake doesn’t allow motors past 20hp :-) . Thanks in advance for your help.

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I have some questions about fishing (10 points for best answer)?

Right. So I’ve finally found for myself what kinds of bait and tackle work best for me during the morning and day, but my question is, will the same sort of bait work in the night as well?

For example, I have AMAZING luck catching largemouth bass with a red shad senko-type worm and a red colored hook, all rigged texas style with a slipshot right above the hook during the morning and day, but what is the likelihood that the same thing will be productive at night as well?

Thanks in advance.

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