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Imagine pinpointing hidden ledges teeming with snapper and grouper, or dialing in on deep-drop goldmines for snowy grouper and tilefish—all without guesswork. That's the power of CMOR Mapping for North Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina on your Furuno TZtouch2 or TZtouch3. These aren't your standard charts; they're hyper-detailed bathymetric masterpieces that reveal seafloor secrets invisible to the naked eye or lesser maps.
Anglers swear by CMOR's edge because it arms you with contour lines as fine as 1-foot intervals in key zones, letting you hug structure confidently, avoid no-fish flats, and target wrecks or pinnacles with laser focus. Whether you're chasing wahoo on the troll, swordfishing at dusk in 1,500-foot depths, or bottom bouncing for reef dwellers, this coverage turns "maybe there's something here" into "jackpot confirmed."
This chart pack stretches from Fernandina Beach ledges eastward across 316 square miles of 100- to 2,200-foot depths at R4 Navy Tower Bottom, then south to Jacksonville and St. Augustine over another 941 square miles down to 1,200 feet. It's your gateway to the Southeast's most productive grounds, blending nearshore reefs with distant bluewater canyons.
Pro tip: Zoom into "FB" Natural Ledges or Mayport Jetties for quick-access nearshore gems that locals guard closely. These spots shine for diving, jigging, or live-bait drifting when offshore bites slow.
Engineered for NavNet TZtouch3 multifunction displays and TZtouch2 models running software version 6.23 or later, this chart loads via a simple unlock process through your local Furuno dealer. Just grab your system's ID from the MyNavNet menu, and you're set for plug-and-play detail that overlays perfectly with sonar and radar.
Why CMOR stands out? Its sonar-like bathy reveals drop-offs, humps, and trenches in stunning clarity—think 3D-level insight on a 2D screen. Pair it with Furuno's CHIRP sounders for real-time structure tracking that crushes paper charts or low-res alternatives.
Hit the Charleston Bump at 1,300-2,000 feet for swordfish under kites—CMOR's contours show the exact upwellings. Anchor up on Triple Ledge's 75-82ft shelves for Georgia grouper slams. Or drift Nassau Mud Humps' subtle rises for flounder and sheepshead ambushes. This chart doesn't just show water depth; it maps fish-holding magic.
"Switched to CMOR last season—doubled my deep-drop success off Edisto. Those fine contours are game-changers." – Southeast charter captain
It's fully compatible with all NavNet TZtouch3 MFDs and NavNet TZtouch2 MFDs on software version 6.23 or higher.
Provide your NavNet system ID—found in the MyNavNet menu—to your authorized Furuno dealer for an unlock code delivered via email.
Perfect for bottom fishing snapper/grouper, trolling wahoo/pelagics, deep-dropping tiles/snowy grouper, daytime swordfishing, and diving secret ledges.
Yes, from Mayport Jetties and Nassau Mud Humps at 6-17nm offshore to 100 Fathom Curve and Charleston Bump at 50+nm out, spanning 100ft to over 2,000ft depths.
All chart unlock codes are final sale—no refunds, credits, or exchanges once provided by Furuno.
CMOR delivers superior bathymetric detail with high-resolution contours, revealing structure like live bottoms, wrecks, and drop-offs that generic charts miss entirely.
Absolutely—its precision shines for weekend warriors and pros alike, boosting catch rates on proven spots from Jacksonville to Georgetown.
CMOR Mapping - North Florida, Georgia & South Carolina f/TZT2 & TZT3
*Requires System ID to receive an Unlock Code via Email
To purchase this chart pack for NavNet, you will need to provide your NavNet system ID to your local authorized Furuno dealer. The system ID can be located under the MyNavNet menu on your NavNet system.
The north FLORIDA/GEORGIA/SOUTH CAROLINA chart from CMOR covers of some of the best fishing, diving, and deep dropping spots in the Atlantic Ocean. CMOR Mapping bathymetry arms you with more and better data than anybody else on the water.
The northern section of the original NEFL data starts due east of Fernandina Beach in an area locals call the R4 Navy Tower Bottom. Depths range from 100' to 2,200'. This section is 316 square miles and runs from the 30°45.00' N line down to the 30°36.00' N line.
The southern section of the original NEFL data starts east of Jacksonville on the 30°29.00' N line and runs south to the 29°53.00' N line, which is due east of St. Augustine. This section covers 941 square miles of data with depths ranging from 100' to 1,200'.
This is a must-have CMOR Card if you like to dive the secret ledges on the top of the break, bottom fish for snapper grouper on the ledge, troll for wahoo and other pelagics, deep drop for tiles and snowy grouper, or want to try daytime sword fishing in 1,500' of water.
A few of the areas covered:
This CMOR chart is compatible with all NavNet TZtouch3 MFDs and NavNet TZtouch2 MFDs with software version 6.23 and above. To purchase this chart pack for NavNet, you will need to provide your NavNet system ID to your local authorized Furuno dealer. The system ID can be located under the MyNavNet menu on your NavNet system.
Note that you will need to purchase an unlock code from your Authorized Furuno Dealer.
NOTE: All sales of Chart Unlock Codes are final. Once an unlock code for any chart area is purchased and the code has been provided by Furuno, no refunds, credits, or exchanges are permitted.
Areas displayed are for guidance only and do not reflect exact coverage.
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