cool tool for spot charting....noaa and google overlay

LunkerBuster · Jun 19th 2012

had to share..it is really very well done...use the slider to adjust how much sat map and how much chart

JimCuda · Jun 19th 2012

I've used geogarage, the coordinates have been off for me in the past.

LunkerBuster · Jun 20th 2012

Damn. Thanks for the warning Jim.

JimCuda · Jun 20th 2012

It's worth a shot, they were somewhat close. In hindsight, I had to convert to minutes and seconds, so that may have been the problem.

LunkerBuster · Jun 20th 2012

cool..i was thinking, it is still valuabel for locating good areas and places with good relief..if I get within a couple hundred feet of something i can ususally find it by swimming around..

not as good if you are locating something deep but Iam usually looking for 20-40 ft reefs

Hardline · Jun 20th 2012

I use Florida Near Shore inside Google Maps and it's been pretty spot on so far.

LunkerBuster · Jun 21st 2012

Hard line what do you mean? Is that a map you added to google maps or a feature of the google earth already?

Hardline · Jun 21st 2012

Home

I have the KMZ files for google earth so it overlays the charts that they created over the satellite imagery.

Here's an example using Hollywood Beach

LunkerBuster · Jun 21st 2012

Please email those files to me if you would not mind. My name @ rocketmail.com

Those charts look amazingly detailed

duskydiver · Jun 22nd 2012

ey judah when u get them if u dnt mind forwarding to me i would be very interested to take a look a thos detailed maps

cool tool for spot charting....noaa and google overlay

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