Anyone have info on the soon to be released Lowrance lake maps?

[Kylersk]

I spoke with a guy at lowrance today, and all he could tell me was they are planning on releasing 2 products this spring. One that will be zoned out into 4 zones (north, south, west east). And another, using lakemaster, that will cover minnesota and wisconsin. He didnt have any details regarding contours (1',3', 5', or whatever).....

Also, Navionics appears to have recalled all of their premium maps from Gandermountain.

Guess I'll have to wait a while to get a lake map for my I-finder.

[Note from admin:

LakeMaster Minnesota-Lake-Maps.com - (ProMap Lowrance MMC Chips) - CLICK HERE]

[dockehr]

Catfish John, sorry to intrude, but the Lowrance Lakemaster chips zoom down to .02 of a mile (105.6 feet) not .2 of a mile (2640 feet). Previous versions (which I have) of the Navionics chips would zoom down to 1/11th of a mile (480 feet) or 1/8th of a mile (660 feet). I do not have the new Navionics Premium chip, so I can't address its zoom range.

dockehr

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[Catfish John]

Thanks for the correction Doc. I was working from mental notes, not necessarily the best option when dealing with technical matters.

[Rick]

These GPS Maps are rolling off the shelves fast. I put the link up throughout the postings and will include it here as well fopr your convenience:

LakeMaster Minnesota-Lake-Maps.com - (ProMap Lowrance MMC Chips) - CLICK HERE

[WaveWacker]

I just got my Lakemaster ProMap MMC card for my Lowrance unit (LCX-15). I downloaded the free upgrades for this unit through the Lowrance HSOforum (was running version 2.1 had to upgrade to 2.5 and then to 3.6). Put in my Lakemaster Chip and Walla, there are the same lakemaps that I have been marking spots on the computer now on my sonar/gps unit. Obviously haven't tried them out on the water yet but I'm thinking they are going to be rather SWEEET!!