Greatplainsmapping.com has a completely new set of maps for Kansas and Missouri

I have just completed a completely new set of maps for Kansas and Missouri. The Milford map shows everything before the lake was built. With my Commercial toolkit and license I now have from Navico I make raster maps and vector maps to show on your HDS units. The map of Milford shows every detail before the lake was built. And these old raster maps are dead on accurate except where they fill in at Milford up the North West arm. But wait I have the new survey data on the map to show that. All the maps like Kirwin,Webster,Norton and Cedar bluff has aerial photos to show the lake when it was down. The aerial Photo of Cedar Bluff was taken when the lake was down 50 feet. It is amazing what you can see trees etc. that are under water now. I will include a couple of screen shots one of Truman and one of Milford. These new maps will be release Monday of next week. But I will take orders now. They sell for $99.00 with a year free update. By spring I will have lake Ozark,Table Rock,Bull Shoals and others in Missouri plus some lakes in Arkansas like Beaver. You can order from my website or call 913 441 4241. Jack Baker

I have a sample set of of Jack's new maps and they are AWSOME ! His mapping knowledge has enabled me over the years to search and catch more fish wherever I try USA or Canada.

What level of detail do you have for Pomona and Melvern?

I have the original maps of Malvern Before the lake was built it shows the tress roads foundations etc. These old maps are dead on accurate. You can bet your house on it. If you don’t like the chip just return the chip undamaged for full refund that how sure I am of these old maps accuracy. The SD card is encrypted to protect people from copying them. I have a programmer now from Navico to protect my maps. I have signed a commercial mapmaking license and I adhere to all standards. I had a fisherman that seen my old map of Truman before it was built and he had a Humminbird but he purchased my maps to plot from with the Nvaico insight planner software. If you purchase my maps all you have to do to view them and plot waypoints from the map is just put my chip in an SD reader and import them into the insight planner software which you can purchase from navico online store. Pomona has basically the same features there is a slight difference as it doesn’t show the old trees as good but it is accurate but all the roads etc are there dead on. Pomona is such an old lake it was hard to find something’s but it is still the best Pomona map on the market. All the vector maps have the latest bathymetric survey data on them. You can view the vector maps and raster maps at the same time on an HDS unit. The elite 7 you have to toggle back and forth but is real simple. Later on I will make a demo people can download from my site to show how to view the raster and vector and turn the contour lines off on the raster map because default the new contours overlay the raster. I would put some more pictures up on the site later today but not sure how many is allowed.
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Ordered mine Jack. Gonna use the Insight Planner method to save waypoints since I'm all Humminbird (for now). Thanks and look forward to using your maps!

crappieslinger Say I tried to post some pictures like I did those on there now but couldn't get it done. Do you know what the problem might be? Thanks Jack

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Originally Posted by mapman76

I have the original maps of Malvern Before the lake was built it shows the tress roads foundations etc. These old maps are dead on accurate. You can bet your house on it. If you don’t like the chip just return the chip undamaged for full refund that how sure I am of these old maps accuracy. The SD card is encrypted to protect people from copying them. I have a programmer now from Navico to protect my maps. I have signed a commercial mapmaking license and I adhere to all standards. I had a fisherman that seen my old map of Truman before it was built and he had a Humminbird but he purchased my maps to plot from with the Nvaico insight planner software. If you purchase my maps all you have to do to view them and plot waypoints from the map is just put my chip in an SD reader and import them into the insight planner software which you can purchase from navico online store. Pomona has basically the same features there is a slight difference as it doesn’t show the old trees as good but it is accurate but all the roads etc are there dead on. Pomona is such an old lake it was hard to find something’s but it is still the best Pomona map on the market. All the vector maps have the latest bathymetric survey data on them. You can view the vector maps and raster maps at the same time on an HDS unit. The elite 7 you have to toggle back and forth but is real simple. Later on I will make a demo people can download from my site to show how to view the raster and vector and turn the contour lines off on the raster map because default the new contours overlay the raster. I would put some more pictures up on the site later today but not sure how many is allowed.
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Thank you for the detailed response! I will be ordering in the next week!

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crappieslinger Say I tried to post some pictures like I did those on there now but couldn't get it done. Do you know what the problem might be? Thanks Jack

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Are you posting pictures as a link to another site or are you uploading the pictures here on crappie.com?

I probably have maybe 10 pictures I either want to put a link to or upload to crappie.com to show different lakes across the state of Kansas and Missouri. I don’t know the best way to do this. Maybe I can just put 10 links in one post and have the pictures on my server. If I put up ten links I would like to have them on the same post. In the next month I will have about 6 to 10 more lakes in Misouri with what I have now in Missouri plus the 45 lakes I now have in Kansas.Your advice here is appreciated.
Jack

Can this chip be formatted and viewed for use on an Ipad or laptop? I run Humminbird but usually have my Ipad with me to look at live radar and satellite photos.