What Reddit Says About Fishing Diary Apps

Anglr. It can do gps tracking, take photos, can mark where you caught fish and what you caught them on, etc.

It's seems to be the best tool so far. Location log, photo logo, description, automated fully analytical weather condition, old current and future statistics even shows the best days to fish depending on fish activity of the aera you choose.

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Today, we, Maik and Daniel, would like to introduce our self-developed app LogIT. Like many anglers, we also record our fishing days and catches to look back later and learn from them.

It isn't a physical diary, it's one of the tabs in your inventory. I think it unlocks either after you get the fishing rod or after you catch your first fish :)

With LogIT, you can log your catches and track your fishing days. Here’s what it offers: • Catch diary for tracking all your fishing days • Detailed stats and insights to help you improve • Weather data integration for each trip • Easy-to-use interface and clean design • iCloud sync for safe backup ...

I got to do it all by hand, but I wanted exactly what you’re alluding to and it just didn’t exist otherwise. ... Angler's log does exactly all of this. 10/10 ... There is an app that does that but the ne escapes me.

I have On Water but haven't started logging a journal with the app yet but should give it a try at some point. The one drawback I can see with a digital journal would be the ease to flip back and forth between dates and times. I'm pretty sure they are working that out if they haven't....

I use an app called Handy GPS, the free version lets you add 20 waypoints/markers but the paid version is unlimited.ī ... fishidy allows you to mark your spots and where you catch your fish and all the details, but im not sure if it requires the premium version and im also not sure if it works with ...

I have used Fishbrain for years. I do not pay for it.

It shows me the ponds and lakes where the fishing is good then I do the work of looking at google in satellite mode and driving around scouting for spots. It's half the fun. I'd have no problem paying for the app to help support them, but $100 a year is freaking insane lol ... The cost of ...

We tried a lot of them in the last few years… they are all decently worthless unless you want a social network of anglers, and even then half the postings are garbage. ... Any app will only be as good as the data it gathers from people using ...