Lake Sidney Lanier, the final frontier.  This is the voyage of SeeTheLake.net to seek out new life, new schools of fish, to boldly go where no angler has gone before and mark way points and video miles and miles of shoreline.  This cutting edge multi-media technology is allowing anglers to find new honey holes without leaving their homes or boats.
Captain’s log star date 1085.25.  We have traveled into uncharted waters where other anglers are sure to follow.  While other ships have traveled here before, only primitive paper maps were available to navigate from on Lake Sidney Lanier.  As we venture into the uncharted waters, we are learning more and more about this lake, it structure, and the bass that inhabit these waters.
Captain’s log star date 1050.79.  The multi-media mapping of Lake Sidney Lanier by SeeTheLake.net includes 45-second high quality digital video footage and numerous waypoints established when the lake level was 20-foot below conservation pool.  This gives anglers a comprehensive view of what is under the water surface at conservation pool.  It has over 800 miles of shoreline and islands, 7,000 45-second high quality digital video footage with updated GPS coordinates every second, 320,000 GPS waypoints, and the ability to freeze frame on over 19 million video pictures.

Just like Captain Kirk, his half-Vulcan first officer commander Spock and the rest of the Star Trek crew, SeeTheLake.net (www.SeeTheLake.net) owner/captain Lane McPherson and his loyal crew are traveling in uncharted territory with their ability to map Lake Sidney Lanier in Georgia.  SeeTheLake.net used the latest technology to develop a totally new innovative, interactive multi-media mapping system designed for anglers to catch more quality fish.  The multi-media mapping system consists of nine individual areas of Lake Sidney Lanier, Georgia, or a complete set of all nine areas covering the entire lake.   Purchasing the multi-media mapping system allows access to an online interactive program where anglers can control what features and structure they want to look at; however, this is not your ordinary map.   Anglers can watch 45-second high quality digital video footage with updated GPS coordinates every second on their computers of locations they are planning on fishing and record GPS waypoints to direct them to it.  Lake structure anglers can explore and look at rock piles, sand, aquatic vegetation, stumps, fallen timber, standing timber, drop offs, submerged islands, sub channel, rocky bottom, and more.  This means more time an angler can visually look at physical structure on Lake Sidney Lanier without being on the lake itself.  Are you too busy to pre-fish for an upcoming tournament?  Maybe it’s too far to travel or the lake is off-limits until the official practice period.  Problem solved with SeeTheLake.net.  SeeTheLake.net even has a technology support hot line available at (678) 999-6049, 8:00 a.m. EST – 4:00 p.m. EST Monday through Friday or by contacting them online through their website at info@ SeeTheLake.net.

Captain’s log star date 1077.20.  It has been decided that this new innovative, interactive technology will thrust anglers into the forefront of weigh-in bags with winning stringers on Lake Sidney Lanier.  Spock informs Captain Kirk, “The only logical action for an angler would be to obtain the SeeTheLake.net multi-media mapping system of Lake Sidney Lanier,” Spock continued, “by using this technology, Captain, anglers would be able to relocate an increased size and number of the desired species into their holding containers located behind their seats.”  Spock, get me online with SeeTheLake.net as I have an upcoming bass tournament on Lake Sidney Lanier and I plan on winning it; it’s time to engage.

SeeTheLake.net: An Innovative, Interactive Map of Lake Sidney Lanier provide by Brad Wiegmann for SeeTheLake.net