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| I am heading to LOW near Kenora in a couple weeks. My Navionics chip covers this area but in order to use my Ulterra to it potential I need to pick up a lake master chip. My question is how accurate is the chip with the sucken reefs and such. Not that familiar with this area and we will be making the 15 mile trip over to the areas that I am familiar with. But there is always a concern with the sunken reefs. |
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Location: Waukee, IA | The lakemaster woods/ rainy chip I have is pretty spot on. I've never fished kenora, but anywhere else I fished had good notation of reefs |
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Posts: 349
| Don't get a Lakemaster chip for that area. They didn't survey that area so there will either be no contours or very bad contours.
Basically draw a line from big narrows resort, down to the north side of Skeet, and then over to Shore. Anything north of that line isn't surveyed by LM.
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Location: MN | Make sure that the chip covers that area of LOW. LakeMaster is accurate and they are always adding to their cards, but some areas of LOW are still unmapped. |
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