EconoScale™ Fish Scales
- Non-slip rubber grip
- Adjustable nylon wrist straps
- Rugged ABS handles
Receive quick and accurate fish weights with the high-quality EconoScale Fish Scale. Scale features comfortable, non-slip rubber grip, adjustable nylon wrist straps, tough ABS handles, corrosion-resistant finish, a premium stainless spring and stainless steel jaws. Manufacturer's limited one-year warranty.
Rated 3 out of 5Â by 24
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by Bumblebeetuna O.K.
It's good for holding fish but not weighting them...
April 23, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Jbush Good when NOT used to weigh fish
This product is great for grabbing the toothed critters but don't rely on the scale. Weighed the same fish 3 times and all 3 weights were significantly different. Gave up after 3 fishing trips. Spend the money and get a digital scale.
April 9, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Pete4 Returned the item
Anxious to have a scale to measure fish. Once I received the scale, put it to test with a 1lb weight and 2lb weight. 1lb weight did not measure at all, 2lb weight barely moved scale. Took fishing in hopes that would measure, would not measure 16"-18" bass at all. Returned item for refund.
June 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Elindstrom Good working product.
Yes work great. I'd tell my friends. Please send me a free bass pro ball cap. Thank you. Eric
June 14, 2012
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No, its a inbuilt spring, its a gripper, thats about it. Forget the scale part of it.Answers
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No its not didital, there are lines marked on the gripper that is revealed as the spring is stretched, the lines are marked with numbers indicating the weight.A:Â
No it's a spring scale with numbers etched on the shank of the scale in 1/4 pound increments. The best thing about this scale is you can attach it to something to give you free hands to get the hook out or get your camera ready or what have you. best bang for the buck in my opinion. Digital scales are too problematic.Answers
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