Regions and coverage

More detail

Where each region runs. Gulf of America: Brownsville, Texas east to the Florida Keys, and south into the middle of the basin. The three East Coast regions, Southern New England to Charleston, Central Florida to Cape Hatteras, and South Florida and the Bahamas, each cover a stretch of the coast and the water offshore, and they overlap where they meet. Baja: the peninsula and Pacific Mexico, from Cabo up to about Guerrero Negro.

Changing region. Switch the region instead of panning past its edge. You set your home region in Account, and it decides where the map opens.

Regions and your account. Every account can open every region. "This region is not included in your subscription" means the region is on screen but not on your plan.

Species by region. Sailfish, yellowfin, bigeye, skipjack, wahoo, mahi-mahi and swordfish can appear in every region, and blue marlin has Atlantic maps for the Gulf of America and the East Coast and Pacific maps for Baja. White marlin, king mackerel, cobia, blackfin tuna and Atlantic bluefin tuna are not offered in all areas.

The numbers

How many regions	Five live today: the Gulf of America, three along the East Coast, and Baja
Gulf of America	Brownsville, Texas east to the Florida Keys, and south into the middle of the basin
Southern New England to Charleston	The northern East Coast region: that stretch of coast and the water offshore
Central Florida to Cape Hatteras	The middle East Coast region: that stretch of coast and the water offshore. It overlaps its neighbors at both ends
South Florida and the Bahamas	The southern East Coast region: South Florida, the Bahamas and the water between them
Baja	The peninsula and Pacific Mexico, from Cabo up to about Guerrero Negro
Outside the regions	No ocean data. The map shows the chart alone
Viewing a region	Every account can open every region
Species not offered in all areas	White marlin, king mackerel, cobia, blackfin tuna and Atlantic bluefin tuna