Lake Maps

[JBMasterAngler]

I like using the white plastic lake maps...next year I'm buying a WI fishing license for the 1st time, and am wondering if that same company makes maps for WI lakes as well?

[Brad B]

one option to look into is going to sportsmans connection HSOforum and order their books for wisconsin. they have 6 different books full of maps. each book is a different section of the state.

[JBMasterAngler]

Yeah, I got a couple of those books for minnesota regions. They are nice to refer to at home, but not very handy in the boat. But I probably will purchase some of those books for research purposes.

[Brad B]

would a wisconsin lake master chip help any. that could be another option to look at. maybe check the wisconsin dnr HSOforum and see if they have something similar to lake finder and then print the maps out and laminate them.

[Sherpa]

WI definitely has their lake maps on the DNR HSOforum.

[JBMasterAngler]

I wish the WI dnr had the same lakefinder MN does That looks like it may be an option though.

[Nick Kuhn]

Navionics North would work, gives you both Minnesota and Wisconsin on the same chip. Not many lakes are "high def" but it will work. You can preview what the lakes look like Google Maps style on the Navionics site (depth will be in meters).

[JBMasterAngler]

I was at joe's sporting goods today, and found out that indeed lakemaps does make maps for WI lakes Of course, pickin's were pretty slim for lakes there, but I'm sure I'll find the ones I need when I venture across the border next year.

[Wish-I-Were-Fishn]

I'm sure you can buy them online too.

[JBMasterAngler]

Lakemaps doesn't have a HSOforum, which is odd