A chart I can see on-line of western basin cans and bouys

[ttinman23]

fellow Fishermen and women of course....I been trying to study the cans that lay in the western basin on some kind of map on-line. Problem is they are too damn small...anyway I was trying to figure out how far off these cans would be if launching out of South Bass island State Park. I know they vary and it also looks like there may be two different cans with the same letter, one of the lettered cans being on the Canadian border...Oh Im buying a map but I jonsing for that info now.

[slack57]

Chart 14830
You can size or move this around as you wish. I hope.

[Walleye Wizard]

fellow Fishermen and women of course....I been trying to study the cans that lay in the western basin on some kind of map on-line. Problem is they are too damn small...anyway I was trying to figure out how far off these cans would be if launching out of South Bass island State Park. I know they vary and it also looks like there may be two different cans with the same letter, one of the lettered cans being on the Canadian border...Oh Im buying a map but I jonsing for that info now.

I can't give you the exact distance but on a good day we made that run many times from the state Park.

[shouldabeen]

You might want to check Miller Ferry's web site. According to that they're not taking vehicles with boats to the Islands.

[shouldabeen]

Response to COVID 19 – Miller Boat Line : Miller Ferry

[fisher_i_am]

Use the navionics web app. It should show the cans and has a measure tool. If viewing from the phone be sure to use the desktop option on your browser to get full functionality.

Looks like it’s 5-7 miles depending on what can you want to visit.


Navionics ChartViewer

[ttinman23]

Boat stays on PIB.

[ttinman23]

thx everyone

[ttinman23]

nice slack worked out well.

[Lucky Duck]

I bought one of those Chart 14830 at Christmas time. How often do they update those charts?
Thanks