Android gps

[Rusty Lee]

What's the best free gps app for my phone? Needs to be able to store way points.

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[jwilson48]

Anything that is free you won't be able to store very many waypoints. Huntstand is my favorite one for on land you may see if they have a fishing one available. If you are planning on storing several waypoints of brush piles I would probably recommend spending $2.99 on one that will allow you to store several waypoints

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[lowe175]

I use backwoods navigator for land (hunting) but have never marked any spots on water. Like jwilson48 said pay a few $ and get a good one.

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[DockShootinJack]

Navonics is one I have used. They have a free one and a paid one. The paid one is 8 dollars it has a lot more features. I used it as a scouting tool for dock shooting, it showed the docks, water depth, even had road beds and submerged standing timber. It saved me a lot of time and fuel.

[funfishers]

I'm guessing "way points" are just locations you want to map and remember how to get back to.

[Gomer Snerd]

on my 9.99 phone navionics take a picture and it leaves a waypoint

[skunked again]

Have Navionics on my phone. Just make sure to have your settings correct, and check them before updating. Lost all of mine on an update. Contacted Navionics, I guess for a $10 app, they didn't care.
Was not the first time I updated it.

[rebranger]

Well don't get the I-Boats app, for $14.99. after you get it launched then you gotta buy the "Quads" for $19.99 & it takes three (3) qauds to cover North West Mississippi!!! It was the only one that had depth contours for Moon Lake & Tunica Lake, Navionics doesn't.