Submerged structure: what was there before the lake
Every reservoir drowned a working landscape: roads, farmsteads, oil wells, fence rows and timber. That is the cover bass relate to, and almost none of it shows on a normal lake map.
BassHawk traces it from the maps drawn before the water came up and puts each piece on your map with its depth at today's pool. Hard cover a graph only finds by accident — you can pick your targets at the kitchen table.
Turning on Submerged Structure: roadbeds, buildings and a field of oil wells, each with its depth — Richland-Chambers, Texas
How to use it
Open the map layers button and switch on Submerged Structure.
Zoom in — labels fill in as you get closer: old roadbeds by number, buildings, oil wells, flooded timber.
Tap any piece for its depth, adjusted to today's pool.
Switch on Real View with it to see how each piece sits on the bottom.