The right edge is the water under you now; older readings slide to the left. Fish show as arches: bigger echoes usually mean bigger fish, but the screen can't tell you what kind. A cloud of tiny dots is a school of small fish. A thick, bright bottom line is hard rock; a soft one is silt or sand. From the shore it reads the water around your rig once it's cast. Drag the title bar to move it.
Kept with your game, and changed whenever you like.
On the board in the Lobster Pot. Each one done puts a cloth badge on the board at home.
What your own catches say about each place: what you’ve had there, and when it came.
What you’ve seen, and what you found under it when you fished it.
The life of the coast you’ve met: under the water, close enough to touch, and out on it.
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A little boat, a quiet bay, a camp on the shore, and nowhere you need to be.
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