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I don't have a gps with Navionics, I am looking for a good quality topo map, 3' x 4' in size, large enough so I can read the lines.
I have seen a few online but they don't let you view them. Any suggestions or reviews???

Thanks

The best one I've found is by Fish-N-Maps. It might not be the size you're looking for but it is close. White with blue contour lines. They have a map with Berryessa on one side and Clear Lake on the other side.

This map is sold almost everywhere tackle is sold. I think it's probably even sold at most of the board sponsor tackle shops.

-vernon

If you have an iPhone or Android Navionics makes a great ap that covers the U.S. and has awesome maps for clear lake and berryessa it also provides pretty damn accurate GPS as well as the contour lines of the paper maps.

If you have an iPhone or Android Navionics makes a great ap that covers the U.S. and has awesome maps for clear lake and berryessa it also provides pretty damn accurate GPS as well as the contour lines of the paper maps.

hands down the best twenty bucks i every spent, I have it on my i pad as well.

walt

You can free contour maps for Lake Berryessa and Clear Lake on this fishing maps website.

Free navioncis maps I look at sometimes when too when I am not in the boat with a case of fishing fever at work http://www.westernbass.com/lake/berryessa

Where do Clearlake and Berryessa drain to?

Heres a peak of the capabilities with the Navionics mobile Apps if you have an Android or iphone or even an Ipad...This is a pic of my buddy Ricky Shabbaz on the water with his mobile Apps...

Travis Huckaby

mark poulson wrote:Where do Clearlake and Berryessa drain to?

They drain into Cache creek and Putah Creek which drain into the Sacramento river = Delta

norcalracer wrote:

mark poulson wrote:Where do Clearlake and Berryessa drain to?

They drain into Cache creek and Putah Creek which drain into the Sacramento river = Delta

Thanks.