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jrc · 04-04-2006, 08:58 AM

I use Bizer for finding my way around the lake. It has tons of detail and it's a good size. It's not perfect. The safe passage routes are a little hard to find while under way. But it's a great chart. I'm one of their best customers, I have three charts today and I've lost four in the lake, all in four years of boating. Maps don't float.

I like the old Duncan map that Dad had and I grew up with. It just feels and looks like a NH chart. I still have his from the late 80's. I only use it to find names of places that Bizer updated or omitted or just to look at. I see they are reprinting their last edition of that map, I should get one for the house.

I have a newer 2003-4 Ducan that I bought for the fishing info. I find it awkward for navigating, because the lake is split in half. I always seem to be flipping it over. I think they have a single sided version now.

04-04-2006, 08:58 AM	#3
jrc Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: NH Posts: 2,689 Thanks: 33 Thanked 439 Times in 249 Posts	I use Bizer for finding my way around the lake. It has tons of detail and it's a good size. It's not perfect. The safe passage routes are a little hard to find while under way. But it's a great chart. I'm one of their best customers, I have three charts today and I've lost four in the lake, all in four years of boating. Maps don't float. I like the old Duncan map that Dad had and I grew up with. It just feels and looks like a NH chart. I still have his from the late 80's. I only use it to find names of places that Bizer updated or omitted or just to look at. I see they are reprinting their last edition of that map, I should get one for the house. I have a newer 2003-4 Ducan that I bought for the fishing info. I find it awkward for navigating, because the lake is split in half. I always seem to be flipping it over. I think they have a single sided version now.