Ability to view aerial imagery using internal web link to Microsoft Virtual Earth.
Ability to view weather forecast information using internal web link to
Weather Underground.
Ability to calculate water acres for specific depth ranges.
Ability to change scale bar types and enter custom scale map ranges.
Ability to use mouse scroll wheel to zoom in, zoom out, and pan around the map.
New 1 Foot Contours for:
Bald Eagle, Big Marine, Clearwater, Edward, Forest, Gull Lake Chain, Hubert, Le Homme Dieu Chain, Minnetonka, North Long, Pelican, Round, Upper/Lower Prior, Waconia, White Bear Lake, and Winnibigoshish.
I see Lakemaster is up to 130 lakes with 1' contours now. I can remember when it was Mille Lacs, Cass, White Bear and a couple other lakes I hadn't ever fished. Now it is getting hard to find even a medium sized lake in MN that doesn't have the 1 foot contours.
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Forgive me if I'm wrong....... But I don't see pool 3 on there as a map at all. I thought someone said last week that their chip had it on there.Do I just not see it?
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If I understand this correctly, this is for your computer right? I have the 07 chip, but can a guy save different lakes to a mmc card & use it in your lowrance?
Chap, Pool 3 is on there it's not mapped. Basically the chips will show wing dams and the names of lakes on p3.
I don't know how any company could sell an accurate map of p3 thinking of the stages of the river. Not to mention the filling in of areas with sand.
The river is always changing. We saw that with the closing of P3 to barge traffic this year.
Mark, you are correct, it is software. It's great for nameing waypoints that I've made using a gps...typing is faster than scrolling up and down to name them on a gps. I have a larger view of the area on a computer than any gps units. It's fantastic for making routes!
I fish the same water 99% of the time and the software is used frequently. It's a no brainer when fishing new water!