AllOut - Premier Outdoors App

The biggest map update we've shipped. PUBLIC LAND, ALL 50 STATES WMAs, refuges, national forest and Corps ground, drawn on satellite imagery and colour-coded by access — green open, amber restricted, red closed. Filter by who manages it, and tap any boundary for its name, size, and what's commonly taken there. Every unit now links to the correct state's regulations. MAPS THAT WORK WITH NO SIGNAL Download an area and keep the imagery AND the property lines on your phone. Save a five-mile box around any spot from its menu, or frame your own ground on the map. Check a download before you leave with Go Offline — the only way to know it worked while you still have bars. READ THE WATER Depth contours and spot depths from NOAA charts. Wrecks, obstructions and rocks. Bottom composition — sand, shell, grass, rock, gravel, mud and coral — filterable by what you're looking for. Channel markers, buoys and beacons. SEAFLOOR RELIEF Continuous depth shading built from NOAA's national bathymetry and its multibeam survey archive, covering the Gulf, Atlantic and Caribbean through to Alaska and Hawaii. INLAND WATERWAYS Army Corps river charts across 21 inland waterways — channel depth, locks, dams, and river mile markers, because nobody gives a position on a river in coordinates. Plus one-metre lake and bay contours along the Texas and Louisiana coast. CONDITIONS, GRADED Tap any spot or patch of public land for a read on today's conditions, scored for the species you pick. Pressure, wind, moon and tide, with the reasoning behind every number. SHARE A SPOT Send a spot to anyone by link or in a message. They get their own copy, with the ground, the species taken there, and the tide if it's coastal — before they decide to keep it. COORDINATES YOU CAN USE Every spot now shows its position in decimal degrees and in the degrees-decimal-minutes format marine chartplotters expect. Tap either to copy. THE VAULT Spots, field notes, trail cameras, gear and trips rebuilt around live forecast data. Everything is editable now — rename a spot, move a pin, swap out photos. Log a field note straight from the list, and delete one you didn't mean to keep. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE A new walkthrough covering all of it. Report a user or a comment. Faster gear and trail camera photos. Plus a long list of fixes.