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 Lake Fishing Maps
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08/23/13 04:28 PM
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KawikaX
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Hey Folks... I wanted to see if I could get some opinions on what is the best brand/type of fishing map a bank fisherman can use for getting some information about the topography of various lakes as well as the general shoreline lay out of the lake. When I was doing some research on some of the lakes I was planning to visit...I ran across at least 3 different brands: 1. Fishing Hot Spots2. Hook-N-Line3. A.I.D. AssociatesFor the instances above...all 3 are links to their version of Lake Conroe maps. I've seen these maps in my local Academy & Bass Pro...at least 1 or 2 of the brands...so I am hoping to visit some locations this weekend to see them first hand as well. Thanks... K
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Re: Lake Fishing Maps
[Re: KawikaX]
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08/23/13 05:08 PM
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Bluecatkayak
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I like the USA navionics map on apple and android. I think it's like $10 for the app, and you can have every lake's contour lines in the US
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Re: Lake Fishing Maps
[Re: KawikaX]
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08/24/13 03:48 AM
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chrisp1919
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Green Horn
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Fishexplorer.com has decent topo info and other maps. May have to subscribe to get full info.
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