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#823620 04/14/06
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whats is the difference between the rapala 15 and 50 pound digital scale? is there a difference in weight increments? would a 15 pound scale be more precise when weighing lighter fish? why would someone pick a 15 pound scale when a 50 lbs could do what the 15pound scale could do and a whole lot more?

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The difference is in the weight increments. The 15 pound is more precise then the 50. If you routinely catch fish over 15 pounds then the choice is simple.


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yes, i have contacted the folks @ rapala and they informed me that the difference is the 15lbs scale has increments of 1/2oz. and the 50lbs is increments of 1oz.

not a big difference if you ask me, I don't normally get fish over 15lbs, but it happens. So I bought the 50lbs today.


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