
FishCast — Fishing Forecast
Localized fishing forcast
About
This app provides an hour-by-hour fishing forecast tailored to your location and target species. It analyzes weather, tides, and lunar cycles to predict optimal feeding times. Designed for anglers, it offers detailed insights into factors influencing fish behavior without ads or tracking.
What's New in FishCast
1.0
June 5, 2026
FAQ
Does FishCast have ads?
No, FishCast is completely ad-free. The app explicitly states 'No subscriptions, no API keys, no ads' and 'No fluff, no upsells, no ads'.
How accurate is FishCast's solunar prediction?
FishCast computes solunar major periods from actual lunar transit times and minor periods from real moonrise/moonset times for your specific latitude and longitude, aiming for high accuracy.
What species can I get forecasts for with FishCast?
FishCast offers seven species profiles, including Bass, Trout, Walleye, Catfish, Crappie, Panfish, and saltwater species, with custom scoring weights for each.
Is FishCast available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, FishCast is currently only supported on iPhone devices. It is not listed as available for Android.
How does FishCast handle user privacy?
FishCast prioritizes privacy by using your location only on your device for local forecasts. No data is sent to servers, and there is no account, sign-up, tracking, or analytics.
What information does FishCast provide about weather conditions?
FishCast provides live hourly weather data including temperature, wind speed and direction, cloud cover, barometric pressure with trend analysis, and visibility.
Can I see tide information for coastal fishing with FishCast?
Yes, for coastal anglers, FishCast pulls live tide predictions directly from NOAA Tides & Currents stations, showing high/low tides and how the tide cycle impacts the fishing score.
What is the update frequency for FishCast?
The app was last updated on 2026-06-05 with version 1.0. As this is the initial release date, future update frequency is not yet established.



