Free New York State Electronic Fishing Maps
Over 1000 bodies of water across New York state are now plotted on www.ActivityGuidebook.com. ActivityGuidebook.com is a Google Maps based electronic guidebook for outdoor enthusiasts. Users plot fishing spots, campgrounds, trails, and other points of interest on an interactive map. These locations can be augmented with descriptions, weblinks, reviews, photos and other maps & diagrams.
Fish Stocking Data
New York State fish stocking data. About 900 lakes, rivers, streams, creeks and resevoirs and updated with their 2005, 2006 fish stocking data. In addition, the expected 2007 stocking data for trout is also included.
Different Map Views
Satellite - View the terrain using the popular Google Earth satellite imagery.
Map - The Google streets and maps view so you can easily find your way to the water body.
US Topographic - Switch to topographic view to gain a better appreceation of the land. This is vital for fishing creeks and rivers, or planning a trip to the back country.
US Aerial - A detailed aerial picture of the terrain is available even when the satellite data is not.
Maps/Diagram - User added maps and diagrams can be attached to each location. For example, there are hundreds of hydrographic maps attached to popular fishing destinations across New York.
Accessing the Site
Go to ActivityGuidebook.com and zoom the map in to the New York State region. As you zoom in, more details will appear. You can then pick a water body to get extra detail such as; the species available in the water, stocking data, or hydrographic maps. Here is an example location in the Adirondack Park Preserve -Upper Saranac Lake.
You Can Help
It is easy to add locations, post reviews, photographs, etc. Go to your home lake and ensure it is marked properly and include a boat ramp. If you like, simply check out the user forum and introduce yourself. We want to make this a useful site, so your input is much appreciated.
Regards... Guidedog
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Monday, March 26, 2007
PointReyes.net
It is interesting mapping out our outdoor playgrounds because you come across a lot of valuable information. While mapping Point Reyes National Seashore, I took a deep look at PointReyes.net. This is an excellent resource, offering detailed insight on the activities and habitat of Point Reyes. I like how this site spans across outdoor recreation and nature.
Check it out!
Check it out!
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Heading to Cape Cod This Year? Want to See The Beaches Before You Get There?
Are you planning a trip to Cape Cod National Seashore this summer? Want to see the beaches before you get there? With 40+ miles of coast line you better prepare in advance. You can now see the location of over 25 Cape Cod beaches on ActivityGuidebook.com using Google Earth satellite maps!
You can zoom in from the main page or start at Cape Cod National Seashore, select the map tab and browse around.
There is also excellent camping at nearby Nickerson State Park.
Check it out!
You can zoom in from the main page or start at Cape Cod National Seashore, select the map tab and browse around.
There is also excellent camping at nearby Nickerson State Park.
Check it out!
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
70,000+ Trout stocked in Algonquin Park during 2006
2006 was a great year for Rainbow Trout in Algonquin Park, with over 35,000 stocked in 2006 and well over 85,000 since 2002. Splake is also commonly stocked with over 35,000 in 2006 and 150,000+ since 2002.
Now these lakes are marked on ActivityGuidebook.com so you can easily plan your fishing trip to Algonguin Park.
ActivityGuidebook.com is a community based guidebook for outdoor enthusiasts centered around satellite maps provided through Google.
Now these lakes are marked on ActivityGuidebook.com so you can easily plan your fishing trip to Algonguin Park.
ActivityGuidebook.com is a community based guidebook for outdoor enthusiasts centered around satellite maps provided through Google.
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Over 100 shipwrecks now available in ActivityGuidebook.com
Thank-you to the Ontario Underwater Council for passing along their shipwreck location data for inclusion in ActivityGuidebook.com.
Pan over Ontario Canada and zoom in to at least level 7, and you will see well over 100 scuba opportunities appear in ActivityGuidebook.com. If you have completed one of these dives, log-in and provide a review of your favorite location.
Pan over Ontario Canada and zoom in to at least level 7, and you will see well over 100 scuba opportunities appear in ActivityGuidebook.com. If you have completed one of these dives, log-in and provide a review of your favorite location.
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
Interactive Guidebook of Algonquin Park
Hello all,
I have completed plotting the major portions of Algonquin Provincial Park on ActivityGuidebook.com. This park has over 7700 square kilometers of adventure opportunity. From day hikes, and family camping through multi-day backcountry expeditions by backpack and canoe, this park has it all. Check it out, and share your experiences about this magnificant place.
I have completed plotting the major portions of Algonquin Provincial Park on ActivityGuidebook.com. This park has over 7700 square kilometers of adventure opportunity. From day hikes, and family camping through multi-day backcountry expeditions by backpack and canoe, this park has it all. Check it out, and share your experiences about this magnificant place.
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Friday, March 2, 2007
ActivityGuidebook.com Now On-line!
This is the first post from Interactive GeoGuidebooks. The use of the Internet to access information regarding planning outdoor adventures has been amazing. There are all sorts of different sites, which have proven useful for adventurers like myself. The best source of information, however, has always been word of mouth. That is, the actual people that take the time to enjoy the outdoors. Moreover, finding and correlating information from various sources can be complicated. As with pretty much everything, there is always room for improvement.
It is for this reason that my partner and I launched ActivityGuidebook.com. This site is different from the others. It makes use of the amazing mapping technology brought to us by Google and an interactive approach whereby we adventurers can submit and edit content. This breaks down the problem of swiching between various web-sites; from State, Municipal, commercial, etc. to get a proper understanding of what is available for a particular area. The best part is that we can share information using simple tools in effect creating an Interactive Guidebook For Outdoor Enthusiasts.
It is for this reason that my partner and I launched ActivityGuidebook.com. This site is different from the others. It makes use of the amazing mapping technology brought to us by Google and an interactive approach whereby we adventurers can submit and edit content. This breaks down the problem of swiching between various web-sites; from State, Municipal, commercial, etc. to get a proper understanding of what is available for a particular area. The best part is that we can share information using simple tools in effect creating an Interactive Guidebook For Outdoor Enthusiasts.
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