Drift. Fishing Analytics
Track Strikes. Log Every Fish.
About
This app helps anglers track their fishing sessions in real-time, automatically logging environmental data and allowing manual input for catches and strikes. It provides detailed post-session analytics and a comprehensive fishing history.
What's New in Drift. Fishing Analytics
3.2
September 7, 2026
Bug fixes and a few improvements to the Catch Map. Thanks for fishing with Drift!
FAQ
How does Drift. Fishing Analytics track my fishing sessions?
Drift. Fishing Analytics automatically logs your location, weather, barometric pressure, sunrise, sunset, and moon phase when you start a session. You can then log each landed fish, missed strike, or lost fly with a single tap.
What kind of data does Drift. Fishing Analytics provide after a session?
After each session, you receive a full breakdown including win rate, catch data, species tally, gear log, field notes, and a photo album. You can edit this information later and choose to protect your location data.
Can I log past fishing sessions with Drift. Fishing Analytics?
Yes, you can log past sessions anytime. Simply input the date, time, location, catch data, tackle used, and any photos you may have.
Does Drift. Fishing Analytics have ads?
No, Drift. Fishing Analytics is ad-free. The app is built for the water without advertisements, subscriptions, or requiring an account.
What platforms is Drift. Fishing Analytics available on?
Drift. Fishing Analytics is available on watch, iPhone, and iPad devices.
How often is Drift. Fishing Analytics updated?
The latest version is 3.2, and it was last updated on September 7, 2026. This indicates a relatively frequent update schedule.
Is my fishing data private with Drift. Fishing Analytics?
Yes, your data stays on your device and in your personal iCloud account. Drift. Fishing Analytics states they never sell or share your information.
Can I share my fishing sessions with others?
Yes, you can share your session data by choosing from different card formats like Win Rate, Fish Caught, or Skunked. You can also export any session as a .driftsession file to send to a friend.
