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| There are a number of choices out there. I just helped a buddy install a new lowrance 522 I think is what it is. I want to get him a lake chip but don't know which one to go with. Navionics, Lake Master, Hot Spots? Which one is best? |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | for what state / region? Lakemaster has some good stuff, but they don't cover Ohia. m |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Ohia????? Nice mikie your southern drawl comes through your fingers too.  |
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| Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Eagle Lake ON and Lake of the Woods |
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Location: Twin Cities | To get all them covered in one chip the Navionics Premium North is the one you want, I believe. |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | Premium North will cover MN and WI. But there's nothing that will cover all of those waters. There's also a LOTW chip. Not sure if the Canada chip covers both Eagle and LOTW, but I would assume that it does.
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Location: Minneapolis | The LOTW +2k covers Lake of the Woods, Eagle, Rainy, several other NW Ontario lakes, and all the big MN lakes from Mille Lacs north. No Metro lakes, no WI. |
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| Ok so I ordered the LakeMaster already as that is what the guy at Cabellas Gander and Rollie and Hellens all told me to. Do you think I will be happy. |
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Location: Nowheresville, MN | Lakemaster had like 7 lakes in my area. I haven't counted the Navionics premium yet, but it has to be near 40+. Navionics has the same 1ft contour lakes as the Lakemaster ones. For an extra $50 Navionics was a no brainer. |
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| Navionics Premium 2008 ++++++++ |
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