Identify fish. Know if you can keep it.Even with no signal.
Fishing Offline is built for the water, where your phone has no bars. Get ready at the dock with Wi-Fi, then use everything offshore.
Florida saltwater fishing only.
Everything you need on the boat
Get ready at the dock with Wi-Fi. Everything below works offshore.
Identify the fish offline
Take a photo and the app identifies common Florida saltwater species on your phone. When it cannot tell, it says so instead of guessing. You always confirm the species yourself.
Can I keep it?
Right after identifying, see the minimum or maximum size, daily bag limit and season for your location and today's date, with the rule's source and how fresh it is.
Rules are informational: the official FWC and NOAA text always prevails.
Trip conditions, offline
Prepare your trip while online: NOAA tide predictions, National Weather Service forecast, moon phase, sunrise, sunset and solunar periods. Every value shows its source and age.
Measure with the camera
Estimate length with your camera, using the measuring method your species' rule requires. On iPhone Pro models with LiDAR, drag the two end points on your photo. It is an estimate with a visible margin of error, and when a fish is close to the limit the app tells you to use a ruler.
NOAA charts, spots and route recording
Download NOAA charts for your area, see your position with no signal, mark spots with one tap and record your route in the background.
An aid only. Charts and the tracker do not replace certified navigation equipment. Not for use in restricted visibility.
Best fishing hours
A 0 to 10 score for every hour, from tide, moon and solunar periods, wind, rain and National Weather Service thunderstorm alerts.
A guide, not a guarantee.
Red tide alerts
See recent FWC red tide samples near you when you prepare your trip.
No samples nearby does not mean there is no red tide.
Reefs and boat ramps
4,548 FWC artificial reefs and 2,628 public boat ramps on the offline map, each with a Go here button.
Reference locations, not for navigation.
What to fish today
The species you can keep where you are today, with size and bag limit. Closed species are listed separately, with beginner tips from FWC species profiles.
What works for you
From your own logbook: the best tide, moon, hour, bait and area for each species. Needs 3 or more catches. Private, on your phone.
Tidal currents
NOAA predictions at 323 Florida stations (passes, bridges and bays): direction, speed and the next slack water.
Predictions, not live measurements.
Logbook
Save every catch with photo, species, size, place, date and conditions. Your photos, spots and tracks stay on your phone and are private unless you share them.
Rule change alerts
Get notified when a rule that matters to you changes, such as a season closing for a species you catch.
Shareable catch card
Turn a catch into a clean image with the photo, species, size and date. Your exact location is never included.
Safety info, always free
The species catalog and safety notes for venomous or toxic fish are free for everyone, with no limit.
Free and Pro
Prices are shown in the App Store and Google Play before you buy.
Free
- 3 identifications per month
- Full species catalog
- Safety information
Pro
Weekly, monthly or yearly. The yearly plan includes a 3-day free trial for eligible new subscribers.
- Unlimited identification
- "Can I keep it?"
- Camera measurement
- Logbook and spots
- Trip conditions
- Charts and route tracker
- Best fishing hours and red tide alerts
- Reefs, boat ramps and tidal currents
- What to fish today and what works for you
- Alerts and share cards
Camera measurement needs an iPhone Pro with LiDAR.
Honest by design
Fishing Offline covers Florida saltwater fishing only.
Identification can be wrong, and measurements are estimates. Confirm the species and measure your catch yourself before keeping it.
Rules are informational. The official FWC and NOAA text prevails.