Current conditions without opening five websites.
Water conditions, weather, tides, forecasts, and fishing reports sit together, with each reading showing where it came from and when it updated.
Keep Fishing
Conditions, reports, notes, and trip prep in one place.
Conditions, fishing reports, private trip notes, checklists, and Trip Watch are in one place, so Northwest anglers can see what changed, remember what worked, and head out with a plan.
What it does
The basics are in one place before you leave.
Check the water and weather, read your notes from past trips, run through the checklist, and set the check-in plan without hunting through old notebooks and bookmarked sites.
Trip notes that are easy to find later.
Catches, slow days, hazards, photos, and water notes stay tied to the conditions from that day, so past trips are easier to compare.
A plan for the way out and back.
Set a check-in time, save safety contacts, and use checklists for the small stuff that gets missed when the day starts early or runs late.
Condition ranges
Every spot fishes different.
A coastal tide, a lake temperature break, an ocean weather day, and a stream flow do not tell the same story. Set the ranges that mean low, in shape, or high for each spot, then compare current conditions with notes from past trips.
FLOW1,640 cfs · USGSin shape
TEMP49°F · NOAAlow
TURBIDITY3.2 NTU · USGSin shape
DEPTH4.8 ft · USGShigh
Conditions
Water and weather in one view.
Check USGS flow and gage readings, NOAA weather, tides, currents, and forecasts without bouncing between apps and websites. Each reading shows its source and update time.
1,640 cfs · USGS49°F · NOAAForecast · NWPS
Fishing reports
Run, stocking, and return reports beside the conditions.
Stocking schedules, trout plants, hatchery returns, smolt monitoring, and fish-passage updates from sources like DART, Fish Passage Center, and state or tribal programs sit beside the water and weather.
DARTFish Passage Centerstocking schedules
Map
Save spots and notes without posting them publicly.
Map lines show whether a saved spot is low, in shape, or too high based on your condition ranges. Tap and hold to save a private pin or start a journal entry.
in shapetoo highprivate pin
Trip prep
Checklists and check-ins for the parts that get rushed.
Build checklists for leaving home, getting set up at the water, packing up, and getting back to the truck. For solo days, set Trip Watch with a check-in time so saved safety contacts can be messaged if a check-in goes overdue.
Leaving homeAt the waterBack at the truck
Notifications
Know when a saved spot moves into range.
When conditions move into the ranges you set for a saved spot, the app can send an alert. Condition alerts, check-in reminders, and account messages show in one notifications list.
Flow moved into rangeCheck-in dueSystem update
Privacy
Your spots stay yours.
Your log helps the app show your own patterns back to you. Your journal, catches, and private pins stay tied to your account so they follow you between devices, while sharing stays deliberate and the Privacy Policy explains how records are protected.
- Private records by default.
- Explicit per-entry sharing.
- Personal spots stay tied to your account.
- Public reports stay separate from your log.
Condition ranges
flow · temp · turbidity · depth
Journal
notes · catches · slow days · hazards
Private pins
tap-hold map pin · Journal entry
Trip prep
checklists · check-ins · contacts