Fish-n-Map® 032089 - Lake Powell South Fishing Map

Lake Powell South Fishing Map (032089) by Fish-n-Map®. Wahweap to Escalante Arm, including San Juan Arm. Lake Powell South - Wahweap to Escalante Arm, Including San Juan Arm. Waterproof, Tear-Resistant Plastic. 2020 Updates: Added Fish Habitat such as Rock type printed along shoreline showing type of rock, Submerged Brush identified, Rock Rubble Reefs identified. Added sediment fill areas to the map including "delta front" at the Colorado River inlet area, Updated Fishing Strategy and Fishing Suggestions, Added onshore brush and trees, Added shoreline geological features such as "Steep Deep", "Slab Rock", "Solid Rock", "Gravel", etc., Updated facilities, Added an additional color to the map - green. 2017 Updates: Fish habitat areas added which includes the identification of bass holding rock reefs (Rubble, cracks, mounds & indents), submerged brush, and fish-holding food traps. Updates to the suggested fishing locations and fishing strategy, taking into account the fish habitat areas. Updated the sediment filled areas, especially in the San Juan River inlet area. Latitude and longitude grids have been changed to NAD 83 datum.

Specifications

Features

• NUMEROUS Fishing Locations with GPS Coordinates Provided!
• Fishing Strategy Included
• Underwater Depth Contours (20', 60', 100', etc.)for Easy Structure Identification
• Latitude and Longitude Grids Shown
• Boat Ramps, Roads, Campgrounds & Facilities Identified
• See also Fish-n-Map Company's Lake Powell North (Colorado River Inlet through Escalante Arm)

Fish-n-Map® Company, founded by Curtis Sporbert in 1985, produces and distributes both freshwater and saltwater underwater topographic maps and charts. These maps and charts are printed onto a waterproof, tear-resistant plastic, fold to 9" x 4" and are approximately 3' x 2' when opened. Not only displaying the underwater structure of the lake or ocean, these maps also feature multiple fishing suggestions, latitude and longitude grids, boat ramp locations and onshore facility information. GPS coordinates, which are attached to various structural elements having the potential to hold fish, are included on most maps. These maps and charts are currently being updated to include fish habitat locations.