GPS or Global positioning systems use satellite signals to tell you your current position in latitude/longitude and your current direction and speed. They are great devices to have for navigating bad weather such as rain or fog.
I personally use them to mark my takeoff position i.e. the boat ramp. Once you have found fish, they are excellent in marking the spot for future references especially in bass tournaments or other fishing tournaments. You can also make routes so you can avoid rocks, shallow areas and islands as well as direct you the shortest route to save on gas. A must have for any fisherman using a boat!
I just spent the morning talking with fourth and fifth grade boys enrolled in the "Boys on the Move" program at Alamo Elementary School near my home. It's the school my sons and I attended.
Many a word has been spouted (and often with a good degree of accuracy) with regard to practice and how important it is for improvement. And, as with most old sayings, they ring true.
When he won the B.A.S.S. Federation Nation Championship last fall on the Red River, Brandon Palaniuk relied on the same types of cover he fished on the rivers back home.