riggr

Log every catch, trip, spot. Live trolling tracks, AI bait ID, full lure catalog, real-time chat with other Great Lakes anglers riggr is built for the lake.

The Great Lakes fishing app built for the boat — by trollers, for trollers.

riggr is the most complete fishing log + community tool for Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, and Lake Superior. Log every catch with GPS coordinates, water temp, depth, lure setup, and presentation type — then watch your patterns emerge over a season.

CORE FEATURES (FREE) • Catch + trip log with PostGIS GPS storage • AI Bait ID — snap a photo of any lure, get the catalog match • Voice Log — speak your catch into the phone, the app fills the form • 2,000+ lure catalog from Dreamweaver, Warrior, and other brands • Build your "tackle box" of favorites • Active community feed — share catches, comments, reactions • Direct messages with anglers you follow • Port directory — every Great Lakes harbor with launch + tackle shop info • Buoy + station data from NOAA / GLERL • Native water-temperature overlay (NOAA GLSEA daily SST) • NOAA marine alerts + nearshore forecast for your home port

PREMIUM FEATURES (sold via website) • Live water-current overlay (GLOS ADCP buoy network) • Bathymetric depth contours on the map • Tap-anywhere depth + temp + nearest port lookup • Trolling track recording with auto-save • Trolling track history + analytics • Premium-only chat groups • Sea-mark / NOAA chart overlay • Priority feature votes

WHO IT'S FOR • Charter captains tracking client trips • Tournament anglers logging patterns across seasons • Weekend trollers comparing notes with other lake regulars • New anglers learning what works on which lake

PRIVACY We don't sell data. Visibility on every post / catch / waypoint is yours: Private, Followers, or Public. Block any user, hide your location anytime. Read more at riggr.app/privacy.

SUPPORT Open the app's Profile → Help & Support, or email hello@riggr.app. We read every message.

riggr is operated by riggr LLC. Not affiliated with any government agency. All NOAA / GLERL data is public domain and used under their respective access policies.