How To Find The GPS Coordinates For Thousands Of Reefs In Your Area (FAST)
- By: Joseph Simonds
- on August 23, 2022
How does gaining access to GPS coordinates for thousands of reefs in your area sound?
Nearshore and offshore reefs and wrecks are hotspots for anglers looking to reel in snapper, grouper, and so much more a few miles from shore.
Smart Fishing Spots is our all-in-one fishing app that provides not only the tides and wind forecasts, but also gives you fishing hotspots in your area on top of high-resolution satellite mapping and much more!!
Just this week, we added ANOTHER feature that gives you instant insight into where the nearshore and offshore reefs are nearest you.
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Find The GPS Coordinates For Thousands Of Reefs In Your Area [PODCAST]
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Here is a timestamped version of this episode:
- 2:00 – Get Reef GPS Coordinates FAST
- 4:10 – Walk-Through of “Artificial Reefs” Layer
- 5:52 – High-Resolution Satellite Imagery
- 9:06 – Offshore Fishing with Artificial Lures and Smart Fishing Spots
- 10:50 – How To Export GPS Coordinates to your Depth Finder
- 14:17 – EXAMPLE: Planning A Trip
- 15:53 – Total Artificial Reefs Added
- 16:05 – Joe’s Trip to the Bahamas
- 17:48 – Panhandle Reefs
- 19:55 – 4K Satellite View
- 21:05 – Google Maps VS. Smart Fishing Spots
- 22:12 – Map Layers Overview
- 22:40 – Smart Spots
- 25:10 – Oyster Bars and Seagrass
Find The GPS Coordinates For Thousands Of Reefs In Your Area [VIDEO]
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Conclusion
Is there anything better to an offshore angler than the exact GPS locations of underwater reefs and wrecks that are holding a ton of fish?
We’re here to help you catch MORE fish in LESS time.
This is just the beginning of Smart Fishing Spots!!
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Nick,
Any reason I can not see the open spot on reefs off NC coast? I can not click on them on either phone or computer.
As a member who lives outside the south east (up here in MD), it is very hard to tell what parts of the Smart Fishing spots app are available in my region. Would it be possible for you to post a coverage map for the various layers of the app? For example: i am not able to find may smart spots in Maryland and also it appears that there are no ramps listed in Maryland. If I knew those layers don’t yet apply to my region, I wouldn’t worry about it. I understand not all areas can be covered immediately, so I am not being critical of any potential lack of coverage in my area. It is more that I would know what to look for and expect if I could quickly and easily see a coverage map for the different layers.