New Map

[Texas Pete]

Here's a map that I have been working on. Really explains a lot of things to me about the places I have been catching fish.

Mike

[jim.b]

Looks like you have everyone guessing where your map is at.

[undertheradar]

I know those 2 islands. No offense but its pretty useless to anyone who dont know what lake it is...

[Texas Pete]

I know those 2 islands. No offense but its pretty useless to anyone who dont know what lake it is...

Well, you're wrong and right. Wrong in that you know those 2 islands as there are no islands on the chart. No offense taken, but right in that it isn't any use to anybody but me (for now). It is a work in progress. When finished it might be shared sparingly. Just sayin'.

Mike

[RetiredRR]

Looked at it and thought it was art work, then I got confused and still am.

[jigflinger]

Looks like a sea horse to me.

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[Barnacle Bill]

Panman was working on something like that for Beaverdam.

[Texas Pete]

I've done a little more editing and added more data to the map file. I've added depth lines and cleaned some other things up.
Here's a couple more views to help you understand what you are seeing:

Mike

First is a "2d" (flat) view much like you will see when you load it onto a card and put it in your device (ie., Lowrance or Humminbird):

Second is a view that shows the data horizontally so you can see the different depths (i.e., holes, channels and flats):

Last is the same data "tilted" at about a 45 degree angle. Lets you see the different variations from a different perspective:

[Corker]

confused

The Dr. Depth website (yes, it's a Sweedish company) illustrates and explains this mapping product fairly well.