GPS Mapping Chip for Lake Erie- Western Basis area

[Krayfish]

Looking to buy a GPS lake mapping chip for a Lowrance GlobalMap 3500- can anyone provide insight? I have, so far, the Navionics and the NauticPath as options but do not know if one is better than those two or which of those two is better? Thanks

[Krayfish]

Wow, 182 views and no responses- I bought the Nauticpath and will just see how it is.

[Meyer]

I have the Lowrance and am using the Navionics going on 3rd year now and it is great. A few false reefs show near West Sister but in general the depths are fairly close and the reefs show up. The cans are marked also. Overall, I think it was around $95 and definitely worth the price especially when looking to fish particular depths.

[Walidave]

I have the global map 5000. Have never ran the nautic but the navionics is a top notch chip dont think i would ever change. hope this is helpful

[Krayfish]

Thanks for the replies- hope I did not make a mistake! A guy at Cabela's recommended the Nauticpath and one of our party used it last year and thought it was great-so hard to go against it without positives for Navionics. I also heard some concerning things about the Navionics for the east basin and thus, all things together, pulled the trigger on the Nauticpath. I also figured since shipping charts are the basis for it that it should be pretty accurate. We will see.