Best Lake/River Depth Contour App for iPhone 5??

[Fisherman For a Lifetime]

Got an iPhone 5 & would like to get a detailed App for Winter depth contours while driving on the Ice.

I searched for "Lakemaster" but does not exist.

Navionics has a USA Marine & Lakes, but want a Mn. specific & hopefully 1' or 2' resolutions. Really want it for the St. Croix River, but other lakes as well.

Does anyone have one? Like it?

Any recommendations??

Thanks.

FFaL

[coryusmc]

I just looked at my app for android. It has the St Croix charted pretty well

[Fisherman For a Lifetime]

I just looked at my app for android. It has the St Croix charted pretty well

What's the name of the App??

What are the foot resolutions of the contour lines??

[coryusmc]

It's the navionics. Contours are by the foot

[Raider4ever]

Navionics for USA has 3' contours for nearly every body of water and 1' for most in MN. It's a fantastic app.

[Fisherman For a Lifetime]

It's the navionics. Contours are by the foot

I just downloaded it.

OMG - LOVE IT!!!!!

[DRH1175]

How does it compare to the Android Navionics? I just downloaded it and am not the least bit impressed. Comparing it to lakemaster on Mille lacs, forest lake and Winni it is not even close! My Lowrance hand held went to the dumps and my lowrance chip is worthless so upsetting to say the least?

[Fisherman For a Lifetime]

How does it compare to the Android Navionics? I just downloaded it and am not the least bit impressed. Comparing it to lakemaster on Mille lacs, forest lake and Winni it is not even close! My Lowrance hand held went to the dumps and my lowrance chip is worthless so upsetting to say the least?

Talking to me? You downloaded it to an Android or iPhone? I do not have Android, I have an iPhone 5.

What's wrong with Winnie? I went over to Winnie and zoomed in. It's 1' contours, which is the same as the Lakemaster chip I have in my boat. I've fished Winnie a lot for 48 years.

This one is fantastic so far looking around at home, we'll see if it's accurate on the water.

[Raider4ever]

...we'll see if it's accurate on the water.

It is. Had it on a lake in GR last fall. Depths and location of humps, bars, etc. spot on.

[DrJuice1980]

I disagree. Its a glorified DNR Lake Finder Map with GPS. Its nice to have, and I have no regrets buying it. But for $10 you got what you paid for. Its close but not close enough where you dont need to put in work and find the contours yourself.

[Iceboy]

Navionics looks the same to me on both my iPhone 5 and Nexus 7 - works great and you can't beat the price! 1 ft contours on most popular lakes.

[DRH1175]

I am talking to anyone who has used it What does everyone think of it compared to the other mapping available on GPS units.The Winni map on my Android looks the same as my co workers IPhone app. It has decent detail it looks similar to mine. But for instance Forest Lake in Washington county. I was comparing my app to the lakemaster Map I have. No where near the same detail as Lakemaster. I guess we can't expect the best on our smartphones compared to a GPS unit that is designed for that purpose. For $10 not to mention.

[Genofish]

I recently purchased the Navionics Iphone app, and I have the lakemaster chip for my lowrance units. The phone app does not appear to be as accurate as the lowrance/lakemaster unit but this could be the differnce of a phone vs gps, not sure

[Kyhl]

How does it compare to the Android Navionics? I just downloaded it and am not the least bit impressed. Comparing it to lakemaster on Mille lacs, forest lake and Winni it is not even close! My Lowrance hand held went to the dumps and my lowrance chip is worthless so upsetting to say the least?

Each chip/software is lake specific. You need the chip that is best for where you fish. Sometimes LM is better, sometimes Navionics is better. I depends on the lake. Mille Lacs? LM is better. Vermilion? Navionics is better. In the metro, Spring lake? Navionics wins.

I use both chips in my boat. Depends on where I'm fishing. It would be nice to have a single chip answer but there isn't.