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Could anybody tell me what the difference is between like an 08 LM chip and the most current one? I am looking to buy one, but not sure if it is worth the 50 bucks to buy an '06 or '08 or just go buy the new one for 100 bucks. Also does anybody know a website you can view the lists of the lakes on the chip. Dont really want to buy the new one and not have any of the lakes I fish.

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go to lakemap. c o m there you will find the lists of lakes and the ones with 1 ft contours

Hope this helps

LAS

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cooper, if you havent got one yet you mite want to wait till the swap meet. There were some good deals last year.

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Go to the their website and check and see how many lakes you fish have been improved to 1' and how many lakes you fish have been added. Its up to you depended on what lakes you fish.

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No, and the Burntside data on the Lakemaster and Avoinics chips isn't very good. I know guys who would be drilling holes on dry land if they went by what their chips said.

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yeah the navionic chip shows im on land lots of the time...pretty much worthless...the MNTRAX chip is much better...i just wish it had one foot contours.

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Go to there website and make a lake request for a 1ft survey.

I have a 2009 chip has more lakes then 2008. The website tells you how many more lakes it has.

Gary

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The best map for Burntside is the fish smart app. Deadly accurate for finding lake trout structure. The navionics boating phone app has poor accuracy but helps get you close. If you want a tool to help you get on fish faster and to find target areas use the fish smart app and buy the msp for $10

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12 hours ago, Mike Mukka said:

The best map for Burntside is the fish smart app. Deadly accurate for finding lake trout structure. The navionics boating phone app has poor accuracy but helps get you close. If you want a tool to help you get on fish faster and to find target areas use the fish smart app and buy the msp for $10

Welcome to the forum Mike.

I never fished Burntside. Got any pointers, tips or areas to start when I buy the app? 🤔

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