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Old 05-14-2017, 12:37 PM   #1
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What do you use as a source for reef/kelp/wrecks/boey location data? I mean in general for south california, not just redondo

Do you know of a brand of map I can buy, or a place I can download data from, that has high detail bottom composition? I want a map that can tell if I'm over mostly sand or rock, mixed, ect. I only found one in a store and it was zoomed way out to cover almost 20 square miles on a B size paper, that's too low detail to be useful.
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Old 05-14-2017, 01:08 PM   #2
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What do you use as a source for reef/kelp/wrecks/boey location data? I mean in general for south california, not just redondo

Do you know of a brand of map I can buy, or a place I can download data from, that has high detail bottom composition? I want a map that can tell if I'm over mostly sand or rock, mixed, ect. I only found one in a store and it was zoomed way out to cover almost 20 square miles on a B size paper, that's too low detail to be useful.
Use the navionics web page
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