Overview
Every cast.
Every memory.
A home for your catches, favorite fishing places, and the people you share them with.
Recent catches
Angler leaderboard
Catch map
Gold = saved catches. Teal = researched fishing areas. Approximate locations are not precise GPS points.
Map needs an internet connection. Location access is optional.
Log a new catch
Record the details now, or come back and fill in the blanks later.
Catch photograph
Take a picture right here, or choose one from your library.
For size estimates, photograph the entire fish beside a clearly marked ruler or measuring tape. Without a scale, Atlas will not guess a size.
AI suggestions require your confirmation before saving.
Catch journal
Explore proven waters
Based on published fisheries guidance, not your own catch history. The pins mark broad fishing areas—not exact public access points.
Community reports
Open public catch maps and reports in their original services. These are not verified access points, and private or paid data isn't copied into Atlas.
Save a published community pin for your crew
Copy coordinates and a public source URL only when the service permits sharing. These pins remain unverified; never assume they mark lawful public access.
Your fishing crew
Every angler has their own catches, photos, and stats. Share the Atlas by invitation.
Add an angler
You can track someone without requiring them to create an account.
Private invitation link (expires in 7 days; one use only)
Fishing leaderboards
Compare anglers by fish caught and by their biggest fish. Estimated sizes are labeled, and fish without a recorded size aren't ranked by size.
Most fish caught
Largest fish
The largest-fish ranking includes one size per catch entry. If a catch entry contains several fish, the size applies to one fish, not all of them. Measurements and estimates are kept distinct.
Talk to Atlas
Ask about your catches or researched fishing areas. Atlas can prepare a catch entry, but never saves one without your confirmation.
Tap the microphone to speak. Atlas uses browser dictation when available, or a short audio recording for transcription. Microphone permission and HTTPS are required. Typing always works.
Try “How many fish has Dad caught?”, “Where can I fish for smallmouth?”, or “I caught a rainbow trout.”
Privacy & backups
Your records are stored in Cloudflare D1 and photos in private Cloudflare R2. Photos are served only to signed-in anglers. Catch-location pins are visible to your invited crew.
Exports contain catch metadata and photo references, not photo image bytes. Download important photos separately, and configure independent Cloudflare database/bucket backups before relying on this app as your only copy.
How Atlas recommendations work
Research-based areas come from wildlife agency sources. Community links open third-party sites. Weather comes from Open-Meteo estimates, and water readings from nearby USGS gauges when available. Neither guarantees today's bite or safe public access.