Bass Log
Master Your Home Water
About
This app is a private, tactile utility for serious anglers to track catches, analyze performance, and manage tournament bags. It offers precision logging with auto-captured data and detailed insights into fishing habits. Designed to feel like a physical tool, it provides a focused experience without social distractions.
What's New in Bass Log
1.0
January 16, 2026
FAQ
What is Bass Log?
Bass Log is a precision utility designed for serious anglers to track their catches, analyze fishing performance, and manage tournament bags. It focuses on providing a private, tactile experience without social networking features.
Does Bass Log have ads?
No, Bass Log is completely ad-free. The app is designed as a premium utility with no advertisements to ensure an uninterrupted user experience.
How much does Bass Log cost?
Bass Log is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $1.99. This grants you full access to all its features without any subscriptions or in-app purchases.
What devices does Bass Log support?
Bass Log is compatible with Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad. The Apple Watch version functions as a standalone field unit for logging catches directly on the water.
How does Bass Log handle user data privacy?
Bass Log prioritizes privacy by storing all user data locally on your device. Your fishing spots and catch information are kept private and are not shared with any third parties or on social networks.
Can Bass Log be used for tournament fishing?
Yes, Bass Log includes a dedicated Tournament Mode. This feature offers a Pro Livewell System for tracking your 5-fish bag limit and Smart Culling to identify the smallest fish for replacement.
How often is Bass Log updated?
Bass Log was last updated on January 16, 2026, with version 1.0. As a new application, users can expect future updates to introduce new features and improvements based on user feedback.
What kind of analytics does Bass Log provide?
Bass Log offers detailed Session Reports for every trip and Performance Stats to track catch rates, dominant lures, and best fishing times. This helps anglers understand their habits and improve their success.
