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If you’re looking to find the best times and days to go fishing, there’s one app I’ve tried that I’ve been super impressed with, and it’s simply called Fishing Calendar.
The free, lite version of the app will get the job done for short-term planning, but if you want to look weeks or months into the future, or look back to see how conditions were in the past, the $5.99 price tag for the pro app is well worth the money.
The app features a solunar calendar that shows peaks and valleys in fish activity, as well as the overall fishing efficiency, moon phase and tide levels for ocean fishing.
You can also add photos and information about your catches to keep track of when, where and how you caught your best fish.
The app features a solunar calendar that shows peaks and valleys in fish activity, as well as the overall fishing efficiency, moon phase and tide levels for ocean fishing.
You can also add photos and information about your catches to keep track of when, where and how you caught your best fish.
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So far, the app has helped me and my friends find the perfect time to go fishing, and has led to several nice fish being caught because we were fishing during peak hours — including a 26.5-inch freshwater drum, a 22-inch saugeye and a pair of 20-inch largemouth bass.
It isn’t perfect, but it can help you plan a more productive fishing outing and maybe even catch a monster fish. iPhone users can download the lite version here or upgrade to the pro version here. Android users can get the free version here or the pro version here.
It isn’t perfect, but it can help you plan a more productive fishing outing and maybe even catch a monster fish. iPhone users can download the lite version here or upgrade to the pro version here. Android users can get the free version here or the pro version here.
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