Midland GXT600VP4 5-Watt 22-Channel GMRS with NOAA All-Hazard Weather Alert The Midland GXT600VP4 5-Watt 22-Channel GMRS with NOAA All-Hazard Weather Alert provides a range of up to 18 miles and includes the NOAA All-Hazard Weather Alert that offers weather updates 24/7.

The Midland GXT600VP4 allows for hands-free use and includes 121 Privacy Codes give you up to 2,662 channel options to help you block other conversations. Other features include five call tones, a keypad lock that locks your selected settings, and a battery save circuit. The auto squelch removes annoying background noise and the auto battery save provides longer battery life. The backlit display provides for easy nighttime viewing.

Additional features include a channel scan that automatically checks channels for activity and a monitor that checks for any activity on your channel. A silent operation feature allows you to turn off all tones for quiet operation. The vibrate alert provides silent page/call notification and the switchable hi/med/lo power allows you to adjust transmission power. A roger beep indicates call completion. The GXT600VP4 is also water resistant and includes microphone and headset jacks and a volume knob.

Note: An FCC licence is required to use the Midland GXT600VP4.

What’s in the Box
Two radios, two rechargeable batteries, dual desk charger, AC adapter, belt clips, and two headsets.
Customer Review: Excellent Radio, Good Range
I purchased several of these radios for a cruise on Freedom of the Seas, Royal Carribean’s biggest new ship. They worked very well and were able to cover almost all of the ship. Using the CTCSS tones and the GMRS channels, it was easy to get a relatively private channel for my family to use.

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Daily Southerner - This spring with the excitement of the annual shad runs and rock blitzes, while searching other areas of Eastern North Carolina for suitable fishing holes, I came upon the Town of Windsor s Riverfront and was amazed at what such a small town had to

Spring chinook fishing reopens on Columbia
Oregonian - The Portland LumberJax hired TV commentator, lacrosse coach and former professional player Brian Silcott as vice president of the franchise, the team announced Tuesday. Silcott competed for 12 years on a number of teams in the National Lacrosse

What to fish with is open for de-bait
Daily News - Panfish and crappie fishing are heating up as well, and this past week I talked to four anglers who were all heading in different directions for four different species. I stood amazed, listening to their chatter over their successful outings and

Hawaiian restaurants look to imports as statewide ban on bottom
MSN UK News - The state Department of Land and Natural Resources banned commercial and recreational bottom fishing until Sept. 30 for onaga, ehu, gindai, opakapaka, kalekale, lehi and hapuupuu found in the main Hawaiian islands. They were concerned that these

Surcharge on licenses will help protect rockfish
Tacoma News Tribune - There will be a 50-cent surcharge on three types of recreational fishing licenses and a $35 surcharge on certain commercial and charter boat licenses. The surcharge is expected to generate about $200,000 a year. The recreational licenses that will

Armed group seizes 2 SKorean fishing ships off Somalia: SKorean
MSN UK News - An unidentified armed group has seized two South Korean-owned fishing ships off Somalia, Seoul’s Foreign Ministry said Wednesday. About 30 people were aboard the ships, including four South Koreans, when the seizure occurred at around 0940 GMT on

Wisconsin DNR wants to place virus rules on Lake Winnebago system
Minneapolis Star Tribune - Both measures are designed to prevent the virus from hopping from lake to lake and spreading across the state. “It’s got the potential to devastate the (fishing) industry,” said Pete Stoltman, a 52-year-old fishing guide at Rollie & Helen’s Musky

Report: Armed group seize two SKorean fishing ships off Somalia
Herald Tribune - SEOUL, South Korea: An unidentified armed group has seized two South Korean fishing ships off Somalia, Yonhap news agency reported Wednesday. About 30 people were aboard the ships, including four South Koreans, when the seizure occurred on Tuesday

Taiwanese man charged, illegal fishing
Nine MSN - The master of a Taiwanese ship will be charged with illegal fishing offences after the vessel was intercepted in Australian waters. The long-liner Shuen Man was intercepted by an Australian Customs boat on March 22 about 478km north of Lord Howe

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