Updated DNR fishing atlas works better on mobile devices

Statewide, Iowa – The Iowa DNR updated its fishing atlas recently to make it more compatible with mobile and other devices.

Fisheries research biologist Lewis Bruce says you can use it to plan your trip by asking it to find fishing spots near your location.

Once you get to your fishing spot it will use GPS to give you information to help find fish.

Bruce says you can also look up your fishing spot and print out maps if you are going to a location where a cell phone signal isn’t good.

He says you can print off the entire stretch of a stream or the entire lake, or just print out a cove where you’re going to be fishing. Bruce says the fishing atlas can help anyone, regardless of their experience fishing.

Bruce adds there’s one goal for the atlas.

You can find it on the DNR website, or just search on Google for the Iowa DNR fishing atlas.

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