MPAs SMCAs SMRs Easy to Navigate Maps

http://www.dfg.ca.gov/marine/mpa/mpa_summary.asp#mpas

Scroll down.
Click on what you want.
Easiest I've found so far.

Great find!  Thanks for the link Mike.

heck yeah, that is great. Many Thanks Tote!

Easiest I've found so far.

Cause you don't have a cell phone.....

Navionics app, seen it as low as a $5 promotional download but I think I paid $15.

Detail charts. Mpas are boxed out with red lines .  GPS works without cell signal so you have s backup if your primary goes out.



Put your crosshairs in the area you want to fish and click the question mark.  All the data for the area pops up.



Click on the red boxes for mpa info.




Technology ain't all bad

Easiest I've found so far.

Cause you don't have a cell phone.....

 I think I paid $15.

That's $15 more in my pocket. Oh yea, plus the cost of the cell phone, the service plan...yadda yadda yadda.

Easiest I've found so far.

Cause you don't have a cell phone.....

 I think I paid $15.

That's $15 more in my pocket. Oh yea, plus the cost of the cell phone, the service plan...yadda yadda yadda.

Yeah...but you can also use the same app to mark spots/cracks/reefs etc.

 

Worth every penny. 

 

Sincerely,

Jim

Cause you don't have a cell phone.....

Totes that "dead horse" everyone is always talking about beating 

that website looks suspiciously like a government website.  I'm afraid they will know my identity and all that stuff.

that website looks suspiciously like a government website.  I'm afraid they will know my identity and all that stuff.

We already know it.

 

 Thanks Mike check out this tide site

http://www.protides.com/map/state-map.php?California

Easiest I've found so far.

Cause you don't have a cell phone.....

 I think I paid $15.

That's $15 more in my pocket. Oh yea, plus the cost of the cell phone, the service plan...yadda yadda yadda.

Yeah...but you can also use the same app to mark spots/cracks/reefs etc.

 

Worth every penny. 

 

Sincerely,

Jim

That's what my Lowrance FF is for. BAM!!!!!!!!!!!

That's a good tool. Thanks.

  I still have my I-phone BECAUSE I haven't taken it out on my yak!  (I take a throw-away flip phone, which I will never lose.)
  This is low-tech, I know, but I just make a "route" on my GPS of the corners of the reserves as waypoints, then when I'm near one, I call up the route and I can see myself in relation to black lines connecting the waypoints.