GPS Unit - Which one is enough?

[Flash]

I am looking at purchasing a GPS Unit. Did some looking around and which one does a guy go with? Some many units and so many price ranges. In your opinion, which one is the most reasonable? All I want to do is be able to mark some fishing and hunting spots. They all come with the road map, I think. Is there some things to be careful about with them? What are some features you definately want to have. i.e. Waterproof, battery life, etc. Any information would be great. I'm sure this has been asked before but I could not find it.

Thanks,

Flash

"Set the Hook"

[ice-man/vexilar-king]

The H2Oc is alot easier to read. When you have spots plotted along a trail and waypoint and icons, after awhile they start to overlap. So what you ask. Well when everything is b&w it sucks. If you throw a nice pinck line in the mix you can navigate no problem. Then there was the talk of why the Hunt Vers. H2O. Thats easy most of us fish when you are looking for the spot on the spot, the e comp. is a huge adder. Its not like you need to get close to an area to find your truck or that tree with your stand in it. They will all do that. I say go big or stay home.

[Slyster]

Very informative topic!

Anyone know which GPS has a better display for daytime fishing? (resolution and visibility)... the H2O color models or the Garmin 76 color models?

[ice-man/vexilar-king]

Polarized sunglasses and color graffs don't mix well at angles