Unlock the hidden depths of Southwest Florida's premier fishing grounds with this high-resolution CMOR chart tailored for Furuno NavNet TZtouch2 and TZtouch3 multifunction displays. Designed for serious anglers chasing trophy catches in the Marquesas Keys, Dry Tortugas, Pulley Ridge, and beyond, this chart reveals intricate bottom structures, ledges, and canyons that standard nautical charts simply can't match.

Exceptional Coverage for Prime Fishing Hotspots

Dive into over 4,800 square miles of detailed bathymetry, capturing everything from shallow flats to extreme deep-water drop-offs. Key highlights include:

• Marquesas Keys: 434 square miles from 1-foot shallows in the Quicksands to 330-foot holes south of Marquesas Rock—perfect for targeting snapper, grouper, and permit.
• Florida Canyons: Massive 4,076 square miles stretching north toward Tampa, with depths plunging from 1,000 feet to over 11,200 feet. Spot wrecks, pinnacles, and muddy bottoms ideal for tilefish and deep-water grouper.
• Dry Tortugas West Side: 250 square miles from 35-foot reds to 890-foot purples, showcasing coral heads for lobster, hogfish, and queen snapper.
• Pulley Ridge and Surrounds: 150 square miles in 130 to 500 feet, highlighting ledges and structure teeming with amberjack, gag grouper, and mackerel.

Recent updates enhance clarity around Key West, Marquesas, Dry Tortugas, Pulley Ridge, and the Steps, ensuring you're fishing the freshest data. Background layers include NOAA Charts 11439 and 11013 for seamless navigation reference.

Why CMOR Charts Elevate Your Fishing Game

Unlike generic raster charts, CMOR's sonar-derived imagery paints a vivid picture of the seafloor, exposing fish-holding ledges, rock piles, and subtle contours invisible to the naked eye. In Southwest Florida's complex waters—riddled with protected zones, swift currents, and variable bottoms—this precision can mean the difference between a skunked day and limits of yellowtail or blackfin tuna.

Anglers rave about pinpointing "sweet spots" like the muddy tilefish grounds west of Dry Tortugas at 490 feet or the deep grouper haunts at 850 feet. Always cross-check local regs, especially in Tortugas no-anchor or no-spear zones, to stay compliant.

Seamless Integration with Furuno Systems

Built for NavNet TZtouch2 (software v6.23+) and all TZtouch3 MFDs, activation is straightforward: retrieve your System ID from the MyNavNet menu and share it with your authorized Furuno dealer. You'll receive a digital unlock code via email—no physical card needed. This streamlined process gets you charting in minutes.

Current version covers South Florida v2 from Key West to Jensen Beach, with v3 updates rolling out as free enhancements. Note: Unlock codes are final—no refunds once issued.

Fishing Tips Tailored to CMOR Insights

Leverage the chart's color-coded depths to drift edges effectively. In the Marquesas, hug the 100-foot contours for hogfish; drop to canyon walls for snowy grouper. Pair with your Furuno sounder for real-time overlays, dialing in drifts amid strong Gulf Stream influences. For offshore runs, the extended canyon coverage north saves fuel by guiding you straight to structure.