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Adam,
I would say something like this would be sufficient. Doesn't need batteries, cheap, will withstand being thrown in a bag and should be good enough to give you a good idea of the current temp to about half a C. It can easily be attached to a chord with or without weight and lowered in...
Paul,
If you are uncertain on what waders to buy may I suggest a cheap pair of neoprene boot-foot waders. If you find that you take to wading you can always invest in a better quality pair. I have seen them from as little as £70. Neoprene will be warmer than breathable. Nylon are generally the...
Two readings taken on Monday, same stretch of water 100 yards apart (River Severn) The first a deeper slower section, the second below broken water.
117.5% saturation - 9.40 mg/l - 27.0c
110.8% saturation - 9.47mg/l - 23.3c
Make of that what you will. Personally for me the temp alone is...
Unfortunately Tim most of the thermometers out there are not actually that accurate especially the digital type. They are normally only accurate to + or - 1c at best so potentially up to 2c out. I Have a Rueben Heaton and found it to be the worst but at least is consistent in it's inaccuracy if...
For something affordable, relatively 'bash proof' and easy to read, accurate to around 1c and easy to slip into your bag I would suggest something like this??
https://www.fishingmegastore.com/scales-and-gadgets/stillwater-stream-thermometer~18631.html
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