Thanks man. I've saved this off and need to get them loaded into my GPS unit.

No problem

Hello, Is it possible to share the actual xls or GPX/KML file for this?
This one is an image.

Which bait should I use on these brush piles?

Yes it is possible; but will take about 10 hours of work to drop that many WayPoints. It can be put on a SD Card to Import to your depth finder.

Minnows. Expect lots of small crappie on these piles.

Thanks. Took pictures before this gets deleted. Lol.

Back during covid, maybe even before , we rode through IDB state park and man there were at least 20 very large piles of timber lined up between the beach and the restrooms by the pier. I wonder what they did with them...

I have the electronic .gpx file of the map in question. Ernest Paty was the originator of this from what I recall and was happy to share. His was paper, mine is in a .gpx file form - just load directly into your unit except for HB. You will have to import it into their computer pgm (PC Humminbird) (Only ONIX and SOLIX can import gpx directly) and then save it to create a matrix file, which then is loaded into the unit. There is all kinds of info on the web describing how to do this - do your research. No problem with Lowrance and Garmin. If you want it, pm me your email address. Once received, please thank Ernest. He's on TFF but not as active as he once was. Be patient with me as I too am not very active on TFF anymore.

Thanks for sharing

Got the file and have yet to load it...thank you again for sharing!

If you have a PC you can download these Pages under "save image as" to your download folder then when ever you get ready to you can print them out ,and add/convert them to your Chart Plotter. Just a thought

Wish I had this about 20 years ago when I fished Roberts almost every weekend. I found a lot of these on my own over the years.

I fish these all of the time in the summer. Small minnows work the best. Yes the crappie are small, but you can still limit out and load your freezer. The best thing that I like is taking a kid with you and watching their excitement as they pull in one after the other.