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Texas Fly Fishing Journal

Texas Fly Fishing Journal

Fly fishing log & river flows

6 ratings
3 reviews
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Released
May 18, 2026
Updated
October 22, 2026

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Developer

John Botros
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Log your fishing trips, catches, and favorite spots with detailed notes and GPS locations. Access a species ID guide and get AI-powered insights for planning and gear recommendations. Monitor water conditions with live data.

✓Catch log with detailed metrics
✓GPS-pinned spot map
✓Trip history with stats
✓Texas freshwater species ID
✓AI Trip Debrief and Pattern Insights
✓AI Pre-Trip Planner
✓Live USGS stream gauge data
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What's New in Texas Fly Fishing Journal

2.43.0

October 22, 2026

A small but important update, mostly under the hood. Improved: - I updated the framework the app is built on, along with the camera, photo, offline storage and purchase components. That includes a security fix, so updating is worth it even though nothing changes in how you log a trip or a catch. Fixed: - If camera access is turned off for the app, Take Picture used to just do nothing. Now it tells you where to turn it back on: Settings, then Texas Fly Fishing Journal. - The Units setting is gone. It looked like you could switch units there, but it never actually changed anything — sorry about that. To see lengths in centimeters, use the in/cm switch on the fish length card. Weights stay in pounds. Thanks for fishing with the app. Tight lines!

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Great App

Great app! Love it! Useful for so many things! Great creator, super helpful!
CSCoach Sorrells

Response from developer

Thanks, Coach! That means a lot. I built this for Texas anglers, so hearing it's useful for so many things tells me it's doing its job. If there's something you wish it did, let me know. Tight lines. — John

Fishing on my Mind

I really like this new app. It is a great tool to help anglers log a day on the water—from fly box and rod to what rod was used and what you caught and the fly that was used. AI is pretty accurate, navigation by the nap wks well, and I enjoy the Leader Board, too. Dedication and hard work went into building this app.
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FGFly Fshr Grl

Response from developer

Thank you! Fly box, rod, fly and catch all in one place is exactly what I was going for, and I'm glad the map and the Leaderboard are working for you. Since you wrote this, I've added 281 river and lake access points to the map, covering every region of Texas. Hope they help you find some new water. Tight lines. — John

Great logging app!

This has been a fun tool to keep up with what I have been catching and where. The AI does a pretty good job of identifying fish and length. And it allows you to load them at the end of the trip or much later. Well worth using!
Ffritzeruni

Response from developer

Thanks for this! Logging at the end of the trip, or weeks later, is how I fish too, so I'm glad that works for you. Good news on the AI: since you wrote this, I moved fish ID to a newer model, and it's noticeably more accurate now. Tight lines. — John

FAQ

What kind of fishing information can I log with Texas Fly Fishing Journal?

You can log detailed information about each catch, including species, weight, length, fly pattern, water conditions, and GPS location. The app also allows you to record notes for each fishing spot and track per-session statistics for your trips.

Does Texas Fly Fishing Journal offer any AI-powered features?

Yes, Texas Fly Fishing Journal includes AI Trip Debrief for post-outing analysis, AI Pattern Insights for understanding what's working, and an AI Pre-Trip Planner based on your personal catch history.

How does Texas Fly Fishing Journal help me plan my fishing trips?

The AI Pre-Trip Planner suggests a plan based on your past catch history for a chosen date and target species. Additionally, the 'Find a Spot Now' feature provides live USGS stream gauge data for 58 Texas waters to check fishability.

Is Texas Fly Fishing Journal suitable for beginners?

Yes, the app includes a Texas freshwater species ID guide with size and regulation references, making it helpful for anglers of all experience levels. The AI Gear Suggestion can also recommend flies, tippet, and presentation based on conditions.

What devices is Texas Fly Fishing Journal available on?

Texas Fly Fishing Journal is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, as indicated by its supported devices list.

How often is Texas Fly Fishing Journal updated?

The latest version of Texas Fly Fishing Journal is 2.20, and it was last updated on June 23, 2026. This suggests a recent update, with potential for future improvements and bug fixes.

What is the user sentiment like for Texas Fly Fishing Journal?

Based on the provided data, Texas Fly Fishing Journal has a perfect 5.0-star rating from 3 user reviews. This indicates a very positive reception from its current user base.

Does Texas Fly Fishing Journal have ads?

No, Texas Fly Fishing Journal does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases available.