MN Trax GPS cards any good for ice fishing?

[KG243]

Do they show good detail? Do they have a web site to see if my lakes are on there?

[mmartin_4]

I bought one a couple of weeks ago. It basically uses the DNR lake maps, contours down to 5 feet. Haven't used it much for water, I love it for hunting, it shows all the WPA,WMA and just about every other public land. Much more useful than say a Lakemaster chip.

[Kirsch]

For MN, the lake data is the DNR data, but for LakeMaster and Navionics, so is their's except for the ones they have gone out and had custom checked. As mmartin_4 points out, it has as many or more lakes than any other option, plus the hunting data, roads, trails, section lines, and township, range, and section number. All for less than any other major mapping option. It will help you icefishing a lot.

I don't have permission to put in the HSOforum but if you google Kirsch's Outdoor Products and then select MNTRAX on the left, there is a link to the lake list. Also, all the TRAX products are now for sale on the Outdoors Store here on Fishing Minnesota.

For ND, all the lakes are surveyed so it is very accurate and the lake contours are customized for different depths with shallow lakes using 1 foot contours, mid-range lakes are 3 foot contours, and deep lakes are 5 foot contours.