FishingTomorrow

Tides, weather, swell and moon combined into one daily fishing forecast — know the best time to fish New Zealand's shore before you head out.

Stop juggling three apps to decide whether to go fishing. Fishing Tomorrow combines tides, weather, swell and the moon into one simple daily forecast for New Zealand's shore — so you know the best time to head out at a glance.

THE FISHING FORECAST Open the app and see how today looks at a glance: 1–5 fish with a plain rating — Poor, Fair, Good or Excellent.

It blends the factors that actually move the bite: • Tidal movement and range (official LINZ tide data, fully offline) • Real swell — wave height, period and direction • Moon phase and solunar feeding windows • Wind, cloud and temperature

BEST FISHING WINDOWS A simple bar chart shows how good each part of the day is, so you can plan your trip around the peaks — usually moving tide and dawn or dusk.

MAKE IT YOURS • Reorder or hide every card — set the screen up for the way you fish • Pick the 5 stats in the summary bar (14 to choose from) • Every card explains what it means for fishing, with quick-reference tables

DRONE FISHING? COVERED! • Satellite count card: expected GPS, Galileo, GLONASS and BeiDou satellites in view across the day — know before you fly bait out • Kp geomagnetic index card: solar storms make a drone's GPS lock harder — see about two days ahead at a glance • Both are off by default — switch them on in Customize Cards

EVERYTHING IN ONE PLACE • Tide chart with high/low times • Hourly wind, temperature, cloud, pressure, rainfall and chance of rain • Sunrise, sunset and moon phase • 7-day forecast

BUILT FOR NEW ZEALAND • 87 official LINZ tide stations covering the whole coast • Search any beach, town or suburb — it routes to the nearest tide station • Works offline for tides, moon and solunar; weather updates when you have signal

In English and 简体中文.

Tide predictions are for guidance only and are not official tide tables under Maritime Rules Part 25. Always check official sources before going on the water.