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Navionics has added another 367 Ontario lakes. The list is available if anyone wants it.

pap, you can go to Navionics website and go to Chart Viewer if you want to view any body of water has charts for, it will show you all the same detail that's on the cards. https://webapp.navionics.com/?lang=en#[email protected]&key=w{|aGjvetN

Last week Navionics released 712 new Quebec lakes and updated another 45. The list is available if anyone wants to see it.

Here is a little walleye action from Lake Erie out of my kayak. It only took me 15 minutes to get my 6 when I found them.

I'm using a Bioenno Power 30ah Lithium battery.

This is a walk around of my rigged 2018 Hobie Compass. https://youtu.be/vOaTMC1QZn0

Navionics released and already live in all products, 249 new Ontario lakes. These are public lakes with varying contour resolution. This brings the total to 1,450 lakes available in Ontario and 6,250 available in Canada. https://www.navionics.com/usa/blog/post/249-ontario-lakes-released/

My latest video installing the Lowrance Elite Ti and Point-1 on my Hobie Compass. https://youtu.be/6NXNc-u2xqo

Navionics iPad App - Create Auto-Route and Waypoints and Sync to Lowrance HDS Great video. Works with Lowrance Ti units as well.

Inexpensive alternative for dual screens An inexpensive alternative for dual screens. Use your tablet for your charts, running the Navionics mobile app., linked via WiFi to your Lowrance HDS or Ti unit.

Finally got out for some walleye (Lake St. Clair) It's been a terrible start to the walleye season, with all the wind and rain it's made for poor conditions on this side of Lake St. Clair...the US side hasn't been bad as they have been getting the clean water flowing down from Lake Huron. I finally made it out yesterday, although conditions weren't ideal, they were fishable. The trip out to the 'sweet-spot' was further this year than past years. It's usually a little over 1.5 miles, but when I got out there, the pack was much further away. I started heading towards the pack until I came to my waypoints from previous seasons. Once I got past them I decided I would drop my lines and troll towards the pack. It didn't take long before I picked up my first walleye... on the smaller size compared to what I usually keep, but with the conditions and rain moving in, I wasn't going to be picky today. From what I've been hearing, it seems to be the trend this year with the smaller walleye. I kept heading towards the pack of boats, picking up one here and there between cats and whitebass. I kept a couple cats as my son prefers them over the walleye. The rain was coming down, but I figured I could could get wet fishing or I could get wet pedaling back in, so I decided to stick it out. It wasn't that long before I picked up my fifth walleye and with two cats on the stringer, the wind was picking up and heavier rain coming in, I decided it was a good time to turn around and head back, hoping to pick up my sixth walleye for my limit. The pack was still about 1/2 mile away. It didn't take long to pick up the sixth, so lines in and full steam back in. It took me 1.5 hours to make the 3 mile trip back. The rain and brisk headwind made for a less than enjoyable trip in. Once back in I loaded up and headed home to clean some fish. The electric fillet knife makes for short work cleaning the fish. I ended up with some nice clean fillets of walleye and catfish... a little for dinner and some to give to family.