[Skinner712]

I been looking at them but don't really thank they r worth the money. Any one ever used one? And if so what kind? Most of the water we shoot is 3 to 4 foot deep.

 

[NuffDaddy]

I agree with you. I can't justify spending $100+ on a laser sight. Plus I think it kind of takes away from the sport...I guess if your a tournament shooter that needs every fish you can get them maybe. But I like the challenge of judging the depth and diffraction, the laser sight takes that all away.

 

[mattman]

To me it seems like a waste of money. Never shot with one though, but I did talk to alot of people with them. They seem to believe it helps them. Personally I would rather use the money and buy more arrows or something. You also have to sight it in for the depth your shooting in. I have grown to love the challenge of shooting instinctively (no sights at all) and after alittle practice Im shooting about 50%. Could be shooting higher but I love shooting at wakes too much

 

[fr3db3ar]

When you make the occasional hit on that wake it makes it all worth while

 

[NuffDaddy]

The typo it your title describes laser sites pretty well. :lol:

 

[Skinner712]

Sorry about that.

 

[NuffDaddy]

Sorry about that.

Don't matter to me. I've got worse spelling/grammar than most. Spell check is a life saver.

 

[upsouth811]

never used one but i would think actually being able to see the laser with all your lights would be an issue.

 

[FrankMCG]

It gave a lot of advantages, take a look at this review