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v1.6.2: your catch photos, kept safe and shown offline. Plus the right clock, and more rule fixes. - Your catch photos are now stored where iOS cannot silently delete them. They were being written to temporary storage that the system is free to clear when your phone runs low on space, and if you fish without an account, that copy was the only copy. Photos now live in durable, backed-up storage, and nothing is lost in the move. - A catch photo synced from another device now appears at the water, with no signal. The app keeps a local copy of every synced photo instead of asking the network each time, so your catch log shows your fish instead of a grey box in exactly the no-signal spot the app is built for. - Sun, solunar and tide times now show in the water's own clock. If you checked an Oregon river from New York, sunset read "11:31 PM": the right moment, on the wrong clock. Every water now uses its own local time, with a small note when that clock differs from your phone's. Times in your catch log stay on your clock, because you were there. - The offline banner no longer flashes on a normal launch. On a cold start the phone can report "no connection" for a fraction of a second while it wakes up, and the app believed it. A disconnect now has to persist before it is announced; a reconnect still shows instantly. - 117 regulation rows corrected across 56 waters, each checked at the issuing agency. The one that matters most: the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania showed the statewide 4-bass daily limit, but the 98-mile Sunbury to Holtwood reach (where our pin sits) is catch and immediate release, all year, per PFBC. Also corrected: Letort Spring Run is fly fishing only; Indian River Lagoon and Mosquito Lagoon spotted seatrout are 2 per day with a Nov 1 to Dec 31 closure (FWC); Lake Winnebago walleye is 3 per day with no minimum and northern pike 2 per day at 26 inches (WDNR); Lake Vermilion walleye is 4 per day with a 20 to 26 inch protected slot (MN DNR); Saginaw Bay sturgeon fishing is closed, and the app now says so instead of showing a limit; the lower American River trout limit is 2 hatchery fish, not 5 (CDFW); Atlantic salmon on the Penobscot is correctly shown as no fishing, not a fall season; plus fixes on Tampa Bay, Wolf River, Salmon River, East Branch Delaware, Mille Lacs, Lake Winnibigoshish, Flaming Gorge, Lake Powell, Bear Lake and dozens more. As always: verify rules with your state agency before you fish. PescaBite is not legal advice.