Free Navionics Maps Now Available! 2024
Glenn reply :
Hey folks! I'm delighted to announce we now have free, full functioning Navionics maps available right here on BassResource!! Now you can find and view detailed contour maps of your favorite lakes and rivers without opening a new app or digging through your bookmarks.
To access, just go here: https://www.bassresource.com/maps/fishing-spots-maps.html
You can also navigate to it by clicking on "Tools" on the top toolbar of any page on BassResource, and then clicking "Interactive Lake Maps".
This is a first step towards modernizing our site to make it a more useful and informative resource to help you become more successful on the water.
Enjoy!
Glenn
A-Jay reply :
WOW ~
Now That's pretty Sweet.
Thank You.
A-Jay
Bankbeater reply :
Very cool!
Harold Scoggins reply :
Things are going to start happening to me now! Thanks Glenn and BR!
Russ E reply :
Thanks Glenn.
Looks like my premium subscription to another site will not be renewed.
the Navionics maps were the only reason i joined them.
DropShotHotShot reply :
How is this any different then going to the chart viewer on Navionics website?
MN Fisher reply :
On 1/17/2019 at 1:12 PM, DropShotHotShot said:How is this any different then going to the chart viewer on Navionics website?
Quicker access? I dunno. I prefer the I-Boating charts myself...clearer detail, full screen capability and shows locations of launch ramps as well.
tander reply :
It just keeps getting better!!!! Thanks Glen.
12poundbass reply :
@Glenn can you 'pin' this link at the top of the general bass fishing thread for easy access to it? Thanks for making this available!
haggard reply :
This is GREAT. Thanks @Glenn!
813basstard reply :
On 1/17/2019 at 10:58 AM, Harold Scoggins said:Things are going to start happening to me now! Thanks Glenn and BR!
????????????????.
I though I was the only one who used this quote!!
Bladesmith, reply :
Great! Very usefull. Thanks, Glenn.
RSmall reply :
This is awesome. Thanks Glenn for this and all the hard work you do!
Ronin90Q20VERMONT reply :
What do the icons mean? Like the green rectangles and red spots with dotted circles around them? I couldn't find an icon legend. Thanks.
Kwoui reply :
This is amazing, thank you so much!
Mike Boitnott reply :
I cant say enough as to how much I appreciate being able to use the awesome Navionics map Free here on Bass Resource. Having the ability to set and study maps using this tool is very valuable when planning for a tournament or just a day on the water! Thank you!
livin2fish reply :
Help from anyone. I bought a set of lake maps, for home computer, when Fugawi and Navionics were doing some type of joint venture. On my older maps there was just one number for the contour lines. How do I convert the numbers on these free maps for the contour lines?
livin2fish reply :
Dumb me. Right side of map. Change meters to feet. Duuuuh.
Jared Tuck reply :
Very exciting news. I don't know what I would do without Navionics!
boostr reply :
Nice. I'm not familiar with Navionics, but what are the red fish with the green +, Way points w/ fish catchability?
Carol Knowles reply :
That’s great! Thanks.
802spinnerbait reply :
If only they would let us set waypoints via the webapp hah!
DogBone_384 reply :
Thank you. Now all I have to do is tell my daughter she's paying her own college tuition so I can go buy a bass boat!
senile1 reply :
@Glenn
Any chance of configuring the map window to expand to the entire screen?
hawgwash reply :
It's just blank. There's nothing on the map. No search either so I could find my area.
J Francho reply :
Something is going on with the site. Not our issue.
paulmandude reply :
On 4/16/2019 at 11:59 AM, Ronin90Q20VERMONT said:What do the icons mean? Like the green rectangles and red spots with dotted circles around them? I couldn't find an icon legend. Thanks.
If you download the app “navionics boating” there is a crosshair and if you highlight over an icon, it will tell you what it is
J Francho reply :
They use the USCG standard: https://www.uscgboating.org/regulations/navigation-rules.php
rejn reply :
On 1/17/2019 at 1:48 AM, Glenn said:Hey folks! I'm delighted to announce we now have free, full functioning Navionics maps available right here on BassResource!! Now you can find and view detailed contour maps of your favorite lakes and rivers without opening a new app or digging through your bookmarks.
To access, just go here: https://www.bassresource.com/maps/fishing-spots-maps.html
You can also navigate to it by clicking on "Tools" on the top toolbar of any page on BassResource, and then clicking "Interactive Lake Maps".
This is a first step towards modernizing our site to make it a more useful and informative resource to help you become more successful on the water.
Enjoy!
Glenn
Great resource! Thank you BassResource!
rejn reply :
On 9/8/2019 at 10:58 AM, paulmandude said:If you download the app “navionics boating” there is a crosshair and if you highlight over an icon, it will tell you what it is
Thanks Paulman!
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