Habitat Cube Locations on Google Earth

The KDWPT website has been updated and the most recent version of the PVC habitat cube locations are now available.

The link below is to a webpage that contains the KMZ file that is opened with Google Earth.

Google KMZ file of Artificial Habitat Fish Attractor GPS' / GPS/KML Information & Files / Fishing Atlas / Hunting & Fishing Atlas' / Locations / KDWPT Info / KDWPT - KDWPT

Enjoy!!


Craig

Thanks Craig, As soon as "O" and Al Gore make the wind quit blowing I will hit some of these spots.

If you are interested in brushpiles and other habitat (besides the cubes) you can go find these locations at Google KMZ file of Fish Attractor GPS' / GPS/KML Information & Files / Fishing Atlas / Hunting & Fishing Atlas' / Locations / KDWPT Info / KDWPT - KDWPT also to be used with Google Earth.

Is there a way to get the GPS coordinates for these new fish cubes? I can see them on the Google Earth Map but don't see the coordinates like they have on the older brush piles. I think this is great idea and appreciate the state doing this.

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Originally Posted by RandyP

Is there a way to get the GPS coordinates for these new fish cubes? I can see them on the Google Earth Map but don't see the coordinates like they have on the older brush piles. I think this is great idea and appreciate the state doing this.

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RandyP,

If you zoom in to the location you want, RIGHT CLICK on the cube icon and select PROPERTIES. This will pop up a window that contains the coordinates for the cube location. Hope this helps.

Craig

This is just what I needed. Thanks for the help Craig. Randy.

I don't know about these GPS coordinates; It shows that there are two cube locations in a yard in Cedar Estates north of Milford State park in some guys back yard?

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Originally Posted by drakewoodie

I don't know about these GPS coordinates; It shows that there are two cube locations in a yard in Cedar Estates north of Milford State park in some guys back yard?

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Probably just an error while reporting coordinates. Thanks for the heads up.

Can someone put this link in a format I can download to my phone?

Does anyone have this in another format? I can't get the file to open at home or at work. I'm no IT guy and I'm not sure what I would need to do to get it open.

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Originally Posted by sah

Does anyone have this in another format? I can't get the file to open at home or at work. I'm no IT guy and I'm not sure what I would need to do to get it open.

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Shawn,

The KMZ file is a data file designed to work with Google Earth. You must have Google Earth installed on the device on which you are trying to open the KMZ file. If you don't have Google Earth available then the KMZ is not useful.

Currently, this is the only format that I know of that contains statewide coordinates for the cubes and historical brush piles.

If you have more questions, let me know.

Craig

Thanks Craig. Sounds like I'll be installing Google Earth.

Appreciate the gps info. I have looked for these at El Dorado and butler SFL and only found one at El Dorado. Didn't spend a lot of time looking but wanted to know if anyone else has had luck finding any?
Also as a FYI on the KMZ or KML files can be opened by many GPS apps for tablets and phones. Some are free.

Thanks for the info Craig. Your work is greatly appreciated.