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Would someone please explain what a "channel break" looks like? I'm pretty familiar with lake and topo maps, but I've never been shown what a break is.
The newest article on the main page talks about the breaks that I'm asking about. If you could show an example with a topo that would be great.
Technically, a break line is any contour line that signifies a change in depth. So, when looking at a topo map, you know that the closer together the lines are, the steeper the drop.
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C.J.
Attachment 120688here is a closer look at the same channel and surrounding area.
C.J.
That's what I thought. Thanks for the reply. by the way, what app is that?
And happy Easter everybody.
Navionics for i-phone. I think it is $9.99 and worth every penny.
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Just downloaded the program.....now got to figure out how to use it.
You will love it I have had it for 2 years its great I have a droid its spot on.... I originally got for duck hunting but since the crappie obsession took over I use it bc its way cheaper than the card for the h-bird
Yes, many would say it`s the depth of the 1st sharp incline into a submerged river or stream bed...