Know before you go
215 species scored 0 to 100 every hour for your exact water, with the reasons in plain words. This hour in Placida, Florida, on the outgoing tide:
Snook 0
Mangrove snapper 0
Redfish 0
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A guide who has already been out this morning. Open the app and the water near you is already scored, filtered to what you can reach, and planned a week ahead.
215 species ranked 0 to 100, refreshed every hour for your exact water. Not a region, not a county. Each score comes with the reason in plain words: the tide stage, the water temperature, the feed that is on.
168,000+ charted spots on satellite: reefs, wrecks, ledges, flats, passes, piers and ramps. Choose shore, wade, kayak or boat and the spots filter to the ones you can actually get to today.
Wind, seas and rain for the week, each day scored. On the Guide plan, Today’s plan tells you where to fish it and when the water goes calm.
The Fish Book holds every one of the 215 species. Each fish you land fills a page and earns points by rarity and size. Pages you have not filled yet stay grey until you do.
Fish ID names the fish from a photo, tells you how it could tell, and whether it is in season where you are standing. Log it and the page fills itself.
Every US coast.The Great Lakes.Fresh water, by state.
A Panhandle bayou and a Keys flat are different planets. Each water carries its own season calendar and a month-by-month guide. This is November.
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No. It is a rule of thumb — a guide's reasoning written down and applied every hour to real tide and temperature data. It tells you why it thinks what it thinks so you can disagree with it. The fish still decide.
NOAA's electronic charts carry the charted wrecks, obstructions and rocks; state wildlife agencies publish their artificial reefs, fish attractors and ramps — Florida's Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission every reef deployment in the state, with depth and relief. Fish Scouter reads them and draws them on the map with coordinates. Your own marks come from you.
Both directions. Export your marks from the Navionics Boating app (Menu → Markers → Export) and import the GPX file; save spots in Fish Scouter and export them as GPX to import into Navionics, Garmin, Lowrance, Simrad or Humminbird.
Your spots are private, full stop. A catch you log shows on the feed as the general area — rounded to about three-quarters of a mile — never the exact position. Only you see your own exact positions.
A summary for each fish, with the date it was checked, and in Florida the snook season and slot for your region. Limits and closures are the state's and change — FWC's in Florida — so Fish Scouter points you at the state agency before you keep a fish.
Fish Scouter is built for the phone in the browser — add it to your home screen from Safari or Chrome and it opens like an app, full screen, with your location.
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