Fishing

You can select each buoy (red waypoint) for an information card with specific data, including the name, distance from you, station ID, and it’s exact location. To get a forecast for your location you can: • turn on your phone’s location services, utilizing the phone’s internal GPS, • select your fishing region in your profile by accessing “ , then “Edit Profile” and scrolling down to Angler Interests, • select a location by manually typing in the area you are looking to fish, • or find a buoy, tap the buoy and select the forecast icon on the buoy/station information card. You can start your FishAngler Group by tapping the “+” icon in the top right-hand corner of the Groups screen.

None To favorite, open your map and tap the icon in the top right corner, then turn on the Fishing Spots Layer. Find the fishing spot you are looking for, tap it, then tap “Fishing Spot” in the lower right of the box. None You can favorite your, and others, fishing spots also on the “Feed” by tapping on the spot, then tapping the favorite icon located second farthest to the right. None You can favorite your, and others, photos also on the “Feed” by tapping on the photo, then tapping the favorite icon located second farthest to the right.

FishAngler’s digital tackle box is just as useful and may be better at organizing your most successful lures. Once your favorite gear is added into your personal tackle box, add each piece of your setup into the details. Your tackle box will be a permanent record of each of your lures, baits and flies, and the specific times and situations each one is effective. Make sure and take advantage of your FishAngler tackle box all year long to stay organized and learn more about your best baits and their effectiveness.

Brand new features, more users than ever, and some of the most awe inspiring fishing photos and videos from around the world spotlighted 2020. None With over one million users adding their catches, advice and expertise around the world, FishAngler has quickly become the premier place to explore new fishing opportunities, catch more fish and connect with anglers everywhere! None 2020 saw a record number of fishing posts flood the FishAngler App feed. In October FishAngler implemented video functionality, allowing users to upload videos of their greatest fishing moments on both iOS and Android devices.

Simply tap the “+” icon at the bottom of your screen, then select one of the above options and select the catch saved on your phone. You can also select to take a video directly from the FishAngler App, letting you catch the action from the app and immediately add it to your profile page. Different video settings, like an autoplay feature and starting all videos with sound, or muted, are also available. On this page you can select whether you would like your videos to start with, or without, sound and whether you would like videos to autoplay.

Follow below for some of FishAngler’s and Keepfishwet.org’s best practices for catch and release fishing and fish survival. When practicing catch and release, do your best to keep the fish in the water as long as possible, handle as little as possible and maintain the fish in a horizontal position. Two, once the camera is ready, lift the fish out of the water quickly, get the picture and then lower back into the water. Two, once the camera is ready, lift the fish out of the water quickly, get the picture and then lower back into the water.

You can encourage members post as well, but be sure to monitor feed content to ensure members are adhering to Group rules. An updated region makes it easy for a Group to find new members within an area, or attract distant members interested in your region. Interests will appear on your Group profile screen, where new members can easily identify them. Any Group with a roster can import their roster to help see which members have FishAngler accounts and invite members who do not onto the app.

Follow our step-by-step guide on submitting a report for missing Bodies of Water and helping the FishAngler team make the most complete water database available. We inspect reported missing bodies of water and determine whether they’re missing from our Map or satellite imagery*. Our team adds all missing waters and properly labels them in a case of missing identification, or misidentification. Check for your favorite lakes, ponds, creeks and other bodies of water and help make FishAngler’s database the best available!

In Post Settings, you can turn on or off push notifications and email notifications when anyone you follow posts a new catch, photo, or report. These settings will allow for email and push notifications whenever a member of a FishAngler Group or Page creates a new post. The last type of notification you can choose to receive are from the FishAngler team for special giveaways, offers and product updates that can be sent to you via a push notification or email. You can choose to turn on or off email and push notifications for: Make sure to set your notifications settings on the FishAngler app to learn more and stay informed!

Our newest updates allow anglers to follow conservation status, learn about average and maximum size, age and depth ranges for each species. Read on for more in-depth information on each of these changes and how they can help you learn about, and catch, more fish. To help anglers learn about and target new species, FishAngler is also providing key data, allowing users to understand the size and age of fish, as well as the water conditions they can be found in. That’s why FishAngler is helping educate everyone on the conservation status of fish species everywhere.