FingerCast

FingerCast

Charts, guides & catches

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Released
August 17, 2026
Updated
November 8, 2026

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FingerCast is fishing charts and a catch log for the Gulf Coast. Coverage today is the Texas Gulf and Texas inland lakes, with more of the Gulf coming. CHARTS • Texas Gulf marine charts and Texas lake coverage • Own-ship position on the water • Wind, weather, and tide context • Boat ramps, nav aids, wrecks, and pins • Download offline packs before you lose signal CATCH LOG • Save species, lure, measurements, notes, and photos • Pin the spot on the chart • Keep it private, share with followers, or post to everyone YOUR CREW • Follow anglers, like and comment on catches • Direct messages in your inbox • A feed of real casts, not ads PREMIUM Unlock depth charts, Smart Spots, public catches on the map, and the Fishing Guide. Optional. The free app still logs catches, shows charts, and works offline. FingerCast Premium is an auto-renewing subscription: • Monthly: $7.99 • Yearly: $69.99 • 1-month free trial (where offered) Payment is charged to your Google Play account. Cancel anytime in Google Play subscriptions. Unused trial time is forfeited if you subscribe. Charts, depths, tides, and weather are estimates — always use official navigation tools on the water. FingerCast is made by MightyFinger. Questions: support@finger-cast.com
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What's New in FingerCast

1.2.7

November 8, 2026

What’s new in 1.2.7 • Louisiana through Florida charts add ramps, tides, marinas, and lake labels • Creek, bayou, and canal mouths sit where the water actually enters • Sign in right away and verify your email later • Reports ask for a reason • See who liked a post • Double-tap the chart to zoom in • Smoother own-ship icon — position and heading ease instead of snapping with the GPS • Courses follow marked channels on more trips, not only long Intracoastal runs • The line finishes on your pin instead of hooking past it • Boat lanes show up sooner on Hybrid and Nautical • Nautical no longer stays on the satellite photo • Smart Spots cover Louisiana through Florida, and spots that sat on land are pulled onto the water

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