LJ Navigation Question

[Royak]

Is there a source for GPS coordinates for the edges of La Jolla's underwater canyons (Especially Scripps Canyon)? I fish the area a lot and think having that kind of information would be helpful.

[kareem korn]

tempbreak.com

[esdees]

Is there something on tempbreak.com that I don't know about? They have a bottom detail, but it's not very... detailed.

[Sherm]

Time on the water using the fish finder. I don't know of a GPS site for numbers.

[kareem korn]

I don't know how detailed he wanted. You can get bottom detail, zoom in as far as you want and put the pointer where you want for gps#'s.

[blackcloud9]

From the Tempbreak map, just click on a blue square buoy to be taken to MapTech site which has the contours and lat/long coordinates detail.

Also, www.Trails.com - "TopoFinder" has decent maps, basically the same feature with a 14-day free trial.

[jimbo]

I don't know what kind of GPS you have, but on many nicer models you can insert a Navionics card that has the bottom details (some cards even have 3-D views if you want). Can buy them online or at West Marine locally.

[bluesquids]

Do you paddle a Royak boat?
Or is your name just Roy.
Do you dive off it?
http://www.royak.com/

[1Flatfish]

I have a map by "Fish-n-Map Co. San Diego Inshore (Dana Point to Mexico) that shows the LJ canyon and includes GPS coordinates. I bought it at Sports Authority. It has lot's of good info.

[BT]

Originally Posted by bluesquids

Do you paddle a Royak boat?
Or is your name just Roy.
Do you dive off it?
http://www.royak.com/

Wow...I will be officially open for business at the NW corner starting this sunday with my new Royak Blender Yak.

http://www.royak.com/boat-blender.shtml

All drinks will be $20 each....due to the fact my new blender yak costs $2000. I hope they didnt make alot of these.

[Dan W.]

Now that's a useful feature! I'll be looking for you out there.

[Craig jones]

Good information, thanks.