Know if they're biting.

Any spot gets a 0 to 100 Fish Score from real weather and astronomy math, with the exact reasons why.

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Fresh and salt water 8-day forecast 300 species

The BiteCast Today screen: a Fish Score of 72 marked Good on a 0 to 100 gauge, current conditions, and a row of recommended spots nearby.

The BiteCast map around Fort Lauderdale with scored pins on the water and a ranked list of nearby spots below it.

A BiteCast spot detail screen for a boat ramp on the New River: a score of 72, the species likely to be there, and the score curve for the next 24 hours.

300 species

Scan a photo to log a catch, and read the whole catalogue whether you caught it or not.

Ranked spots

A live map that scores the water near you and sorts it, so you know which one is worth the drive.

An AI coach

Ask what to throw and when. The answers are built on your spot's live conditions, not general advice.

Three taps from "should I bother?"
to "let's go".

Pick your water

Search a lake, river or stretch of coast, or let it use where you are. The map scores everything nearby and puts the best water first.

Read your Fish Score

A 0 to 100 number for right now, plus every hour for the next eight days, and the plain-English reasons behind it.

Fish it, then log it

Go when the window is open. Photograph the catch and it files itself, species, size, spot and conditions already filled in.

A number you can
argue with.

Most apps hand you a rating and leave it there. BiteCast runs the same weather and astronomy inputs every time, so identical conditions always give an identical number, and it shows the working underneath.

Barometric pressure Solunar & moon Water temp & trend Wind Light & dawn Tide & swell and more

87_/100

Good bite

Peaks 6:12 PM

PressureStrong Steady high. Fish settle and feed.

SolunarMajor A major feeding window lands on dusk.

Water tempIdeal Right in the comfort band for your target.

WindLight Enough chop to break up the surface.

Snap your catch.
It logs itself.

Point the camera at the fish. BiteCast names the species and builds the log entry with the score, the conditions and the spot already filled in. When it is not certain, it says so and hands you the picker.

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