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Topic: Comparison of coastal maps on fishfinders?  (Read 560 times)

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michael1one

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I am interest is getting a detailed map to see where rockfish are more likely to be (and also avoiding them when going for halibut.)  Does anyone have any experience with the various coastal maps available for fish finders?  Navionics has been around the longest and is the most expensive.  But what about the others?  BlueChart, C-map, Hummingbird UniMap, or SimRad Coastal Map. 
 
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