Catch: Fishing Log

Catch: Fishing Log

by Peter Macdonald

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$3.99

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Released
September 15, 2026
Updated
September 15, 2026
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Catch logs a fish — what it was, how big, where, and the conditions at the time — and then gets out of the way. Pick a species. Tap save. Catch fills in the time, the spot, the weather, the pressure and the moon phase itself, so a complete record costs you one choice and one tap. Your spots stay on your phone. There is no account to make, no feed to post to, and no server holding your log. Exact GPS positions are never included in an export or a shared catch unless you turn them on for that one action, and the switch resets every time. Buy it once. It's yours WHAT'S INSIDE - Log a catch in three taps, with your recent species first - Weather, air pressure and moon phase recorded automatically at the moment you save - Weight and length are both optional — most fish are never weighed, and a catch without either is still a proper record - Works with no signal: the catch saves instantly and the conditions fill themselves in when you're back in coverage - A map of your own catches, filterable by species and by water - Water names suggested from your own previous catches nearby - lb/oz or kg, inches or cm, set from your region and changeable any time with nothing lost - Export the whole log as CSV — positions left out unless you say otherwise - 140+ freshwater species built in, scoped to UK & Ireland or North America WHAT'S DELIBERATELY NOT INSIDE - No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads - No account and no sign-in - No social feed, profiles or followers - No other anglers' catch locations - No AI species identification - No gear shop or affiliate links - No tracking of any kind Built for freshwater fishing. If you've used a fishing app and found yourself scrolling past the feed to get to your own log, this is that log on its own.
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