Lake Map

[uk.bass]

Generally you can use the depth changes from contours to see where the creek and channels run. We also offer a shaded depth feature that makes it easier to pick these types of features out. As for the exact location of creeks and channels - they change over time as the lake bottom gradually gets filled in.

Also, the data used for making most maps (outside of doing an on the water survey) generally don't show these features. On our site you can turn on USGS Topos maps with will sometimes show creeks and river channels. The Nolin River Lake map will be based on USGS Topo maps.

Brian,

That would be great! I'm would pay to see a couple of other lakes as I fish local tournaments like Barren, Green and Rough. Is this available for these lakes? If not, how do I go about pay for something like this?

Thanks

[bwelde]

I'll have to do some research and see what depth information we can find for those lakes. If I can find something I'll get it in the map for you.

Brian

[fig29]

Can you do 1 for Taylorsville lake

I'll have to do some research and see what depth information we can find for those lakes. If I can find something I'll get it in the map for you.

Brian

[bwelde]

Can you do 1 for Taylorsville lake

I can take a look. If I can find information we can use I'll get it in. As you can see I've got a list to work on now - which is a good thing

[uk.bass]

Sounds great

[natebosox]

see if these help. they are from the hot spots map.

[natebosox]

more.

[bwelde]

Guys (and gals) - I'm looking for a really good map of Nolin River Lake. Please point me in the right direction! I'm looking for a better one than the one you buy at wallie world.

Thanks

I have contours and shaded depth (a depth profile) available online at Angling Technologies. Here is an example of the contours and here is an example with shaded depth.

[bwelde]

I have contours and shaded depth (a depth profile) available online at Angling Technologies. Here is an example of the contours and here is an example with shaded depth.

If you use our maps note that they work best with the latest versions of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. All are free if you Google and download them. If you can't see the maps try using a different internet browser - you probably have an old one.

[natebosox]

those maps are sick. nice job.

[bwelde]

those maps are sick. nice job.

No sweat. It's what we do. Tell people about us.

[uk.bass]

more.

Nate,

How many other maps do you have like this?

Thanks