Between the Lines: Reading Contour Maps
Daniel C. Nielsen Sunday, February 13, 2005 9:03 PM
If you are like most anglers who are lucky enough to get their hands on a contour map of their favorite lake, understanding what the contour maps are showing you can be confusing, especially when you are ready to hit the water and catch some fish. A contour map is not quite like a road map yet it is still easy to read, provided you know what you are looking for. You have to remember you are looking at a two-dimensional map (an overhead view if you will) that represents a three dimensional space.
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