When the lake drops, it shows you its structure: the points that run out, the stumps on the flats, the old channel cutting through. Lake Over Time keeps those photographs.
Step between dates — the lowest water, the highest, and the photo closest to today's level — and see exactly what is under the water you are fishing now.
Stepping from the 2022 low-water photo through 2014, 2016, 2018 and 2020 — Lake Fork, Texas
How to use it
Open the Maps tab and choose Lake Over Time.
It opens on the lowest-water photo; the strip at the bottom lists every date with its pool level.
Tap a date, or use the arrows, to step through the years.
Zoom in on a point or flat to see what the low water exposed.