Contour lake maps?

[jFast]

Where do you guys get your Contour lake maps? MN Dnr has pdf printable maps, but there not very detailed. Other ideas?

[tgruenke]

If you don't mind paying... Lake Link has some great resources. Otherwise HotSpot Maps

[Fish Head]

The Lakemaster High Definition maps are as good as they come. If it's a lake they don't have, HotSpots is probably as good as you'll get.

[Acemac]

I phone

[SkunkedAgain]

I use Navionics on my iPhone now, but also have the book. You can find those spiral books at Gander/Cabelas/etc that have all of the lake maps, fishing hints, etc. They are about $20 each, and if you're looking for the Twin Cities metro, they hit you up for $40 by splitting the Metro into an east metro book and a west metro book.

[Chode2235]

Lakemaster printed maps are the best bet. The maps in the books are the exact same ones you get on the DNR site.

There are some really good digital options around today too. From cheapest to most expensive: Navionics for iPhone/iPad = 9.99, Navionics DVD for PC = 19.99, Lakemaster for PC = 99.99. There may be a couple others too.

[rugbymn]

If you don't mind paying... Lake Link has some great resources. Otherwise HotSpot Maps

Is there a link to the HotSpot maps? I can't find them anywhere.

[fishwater]

Is there a link to the HotSpot maps? I can't find them anywhere.

Fishing Hot Spots has a HSOforum - are those the HotSpot maps? Navionics also puts out a series of HD paper maps called Hotmaps. Lakemaster has a series of HD paper maps as well.

[deadeye]

Lakemaster software if you not worried about having it on GPS.

There is a ton of HD maps, you can print out however many maps as you want. You can also choose to print out sections of the lake if you feel like it.

[Wish-I-Were-Fishn]

I like the Lakemaster on my PC and want to upgrade to a newer version, but I see the current version they are selling is 2 years old and missing a lot of the lakes I would like.