What is the best-less expensive hand held GPS lake maping system. I am a bass fisherman and do not have a boat?
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I would like to mark spots with a GPS as a non-boater in tournaments.
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Lowrance ifinder H2O…there are better ones for land, but Lowrance is great on the water. I don’t know that a color screen is worth the extra $100. I got mine for about $150….another 80 for a card for lakes in my region.
I agree, the Lowrance H20 iFinder is probably the best on the market for lake maps… I use one all winter long ice fishing… If you have the funds, Cabelas online has the 256 color GPS system on sale right now… Some $80 off…