smart phone contour ice fishing app

[boXCar JiggY]

im new tot he smart phone world n currently have my H20 for LOW is there an app out there to replace the old school handlheld unit an be just as accurate. I have the Samsung galaxy 3

[wishing for walleyes]

Navionics us & Canada $15 in the app store.

[Crigger]

Navionics is what I use also and I have the G3 it works great!

[boXCar JiggY]

oh thanks, heres the important question is it 1 or 2 ft contours?

[silverbulletguy]

depends on the lake. some are 1ft some aren't.

[Rikkus]

I didn't think much for using the iPhone for the GPS on the Lake. The screen could be too small, all tough to see. But, the Navionics iPad Version looks great! I downloaded it today & am excited to put it to work this season. The pricing through the App Store is quite a bit more than what they advertise on their HSOforum; $50 for the Program; + two Add-ons' that bring all to just shy of $100.

This will be much better than the educated calculations from the Paper Maps,...

Thx for advice,...

[Sherpa]

You can still use the cheaper iPhone version of the app on your ipad. I see it's too late for you but thought I would mention it.

[boXCar JiggY]

I see theres an app for 15 bucks an one for 50 is there a big differenc in the two?

[KirtH]

The Navionics App is hard to beat. I have the App for my Droid and My Ipad I added the Navionics + add on which on some lakes the detail is incredible, it costs a little more above the base version.

[clayton08]

Ive had navionics on my phone thru 3 phones actually and for the most part its right on but some lakes like clearwater and pelican its a lil off but I use it all year and best 10 bucks Ive ever spent.

[Rikkus]

Update for you Gents. I traveled up to Wausau, and I thought I would try out the iPad. The big screen is nice. But, using it through the iPhone as the WiFi Connection doesn't work at all, or very very slow. While up in a Wausau Hotel, I downloaded the iPhone Version. Much different results on the way back home. The updates were real time. And all seems pretty accurate.

Having the program on the iPad is bad for looking at spots on the lake and getting the GPS Coordinates. I think this is better than the paper maps. The iPhone version will get you to the spot, for sure. Thx for the Info, All.

[Swiftswamper]

I love my navionics on my droid. I use it on almost all lakes in the state and this spring it worked great for Oahe in SD.