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Anyone ever use the Navionics App?
I downloaded it on my phone yesterday and really enjoyed looking at the details. When you download you can get a 15 day trial for free.
So I’m just taking some screen shots of my fav local waters. Here is a few of Aldridge Creek area I fished on Sunday.
Let me know any opinions. Thx
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I use it to scout out potential areas. It is certainly handy with shooting docks. Also a lot of cover maked on it as well. It gives you a good idea of what you may find without having to take the time and burn the fuel to find out
How much does it cost after the free trial? Have been interested but since I mainly bank fish didn't know if itwould be a good investment.
I use it and paid for the subscription after the free trial but I don’t remember what the cost was. Around me, not all of the smaller lakes and ponds are mapped on it but the ones I tend to fish are. There’s no risk, just try it for awhile for free.
Is it fairly user friendly??Could you find a stump bed up a creek off the river?
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I have taken the tablet out on the boat with me. It will take your boats movement. I have the paod version also. It shows docks and structures built over the water
Also you can adjust the water depth to compensate for winter draw down. It shows submerged bridges and flooded timber. Those are the details I remember off the top of my head
$14.99 for USA, $21.99 for USA and Canada. Yearly subscription.Quote:
Originally Posted by funfishers
It works on Android and Apple
A lot of stumps and fish attractors are already marked on my lakes.
When I first started using it you bought the app and that was it. Then they went to yearly subscriptions. Wired for crappie does a youtube video on Navionics and how he uses it to scout.
If memory serves me he has a lot of tips on it
That's great info, thanks guys!!!
I think it's a great app. I have it on my phone. You can find locations you want to go at home studying a lake, mark a way point then head there when you get on the water. Also its updated by users who share fishing spots.
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Thanks for the info. So when you have the paid version you can see shared info?Quote:
Originally Posted by mighty
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Sounds like a good deal. I like browsing during my lunch break each day when I am dreaming of fishing.Quote:
Originally Posted by slowhand
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That's cool, looks great for scouting. I have a Garmin Chart plotter on my kayak and continue to mark stumps and brush as I find it. I can also create 1 foot resolution maps with the Garmin along with using sideview. Old school compared to livescope and I'm still learning, but as I continue to collect data it's helpful. Many of the fish I catch in Limestone are on submerged stumps that I've mark in previous years.
Here's a screenshot of some stumps that are already marked from the app
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Ok. Very nice. I didn’t know it would share things like this. Good to know. ThxQuote:
Originally Posted by slowhand
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It is a pretty good tool
Active Captain from Garmin works pretty good too. Navionics webapp also is pretty cool for tablets and desktop. You can't "travel" on it but it makes for a pretty good pre fish tool.
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