Fishing Spots & Map: Fish AI

Snap any catch and get the species, a clear safe-to-eat answer and its record size in seconds — plus a catch log and the best times to fish today.

What fish is that? Point your camera at any catch and know in seconds — the species, whether it's safe to eat, and how it measures up to the record.

Fish Identifier names the fish from a single photo and turns every trip into a logbook. Freshwater or saltwater, from the bank, a boat or the aquarium glass — snap it and get a clear answer.

HOW IT WORKS • Snap a photo (or pick one from your library) • AI identifies the species from body shape, fins and markings • Get the common and scientific name, habitat and typical & record size • See instantly whether it's safe to eat • Every catch is saved to your personal log

KNOW WHAT'S SAFE TO EAT Some fish are perfectly good eating; others carry real risk — ciguatera in large reef predators, tetrodotoxin in pufferfish, mercury advisories on older fish. Every identification includes a clear edibility answer that errs on the side of caution and names dangerous lookalikes, so you never guess with dinner.

MORE THAN AN ID APP • Catch Log — record species, length, weight, spot and photo; track your personal bests • Bitetime — a solunar forecast that shows the best hours to fish today, from sunrise, sunset and moon phase • Fishing Spots — find lakes, rivers, piers and boat ramps near you on the map • Almanac & Explore — a field guide of species plus practical articles on reading water, bait and safe handling

BUILT FOR EVERY ANGLER • Works for freshwater and saltwater species • Honest answers — when the AI isn't sure, it says so and names the closest match • Fast, private, no account needed

PREMIUM Unlock unlimited scans, the full Bitetime forecast and every fishing-spot category with Premium. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings.

Note: identifications and edibility notes are informational only and can be wrong. Never eat a fish based solely on an app identification, and follow your local consumption advisories and fishing regulations.

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Scan your next catch — and finally put a name to the one that got away.