Who uses this Lake Chip?

[Clear_Ice]

Hey guys, i was looking on another site and found a link to this chip: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/on-the-water/maps/on-the-water-maps/inland-waters/upper-midwest-fishing-guide/prod106922.html

It's called the Upper Midwest Fishing Guide.. and for someone like me in Ottertail County, I am yet to find a better chip with coverage on so many lakes in my area! I am just curious as to whether anyone else has used this chip in Minnesota?

Also, I currently use a Lowrance HDS 5 and Lowrance Safari GPS.. I am not sure if the Garmin chip will work in these devices.. I emailed Garmin's support but I have not heard anything back yet.

Any help is appreciated! Thanks,

CI

[Duncan77]

I have the same chip in my Garmin 78 and It's a great chip with a lot of detail. I fish Big Pine, Little Pine,  Rush and Ottertail in your neck of the woods. My Dad Has the Lakemaster Chip and We have the same detail. I use it on Mille Lacs as well.

[Clear_Ice]

I have the same chip in my Garmin 78 and It's a great chip with a lot of detail. I fish Big Pine, Little Pine,  Rush and Ottertail in your neck of the woods. My Dad Has the Lakemaster Chip and We have the same detail. I use it on Mille Lacs as well.

That is nice to know that it has comparable detail as a Lakemaster.. I am now even more curious to know if my Lowrance will read it.. 

[MN Ryder]

I use the Upper Midwest Fishing Guide in my handheld Garmin GSPMap 62st, it shows good lake topo detail & covers a lot of lakes.  Also use the MN DNR lakefinder app.

[Clear_Ice]

I use the Upper Midwest Fishing Guide in my handheld Garmin GSPMap 62st, it shows good lake topo detail & covers a lot of lakes.  Also use the MN DNR lakefinder app.

I use the MNDNR Lakefinder as well, but only on my desktop computer. My phone is from the Stone Age, so it definitely can't use the app 

Anyone else use the chip, and does it work in a lowrance?