Conditions and Best fishing times

Point anywhere on your private map and Fishing Codex reads the day for that exact place: the weather, the sea, and the tide where the water is tidal, hour by hour. Every entry carries the same reading for its own location. The first day is free for everyone; App Pro opens the full 14 days.

Tide for any coast on Earth, worked out on your phone, so it keeps working with no signal. It reads as something you can act on, like falling, about halfway down. Where the data is weak the app says so instead of guessing, and still water gets no tide at all.

Around thirty days of fishing windows for your area. Each day shows the weather window, Good weather, Fair weather or Rough weather against your own limits, and how many of your own entries line up with it, with the moon, sunrise and sunset and the feeding windows as real times. The first three days are free for everyone; App Pro opens the full range, a species view for the fish you actually chase, and a view of just your starred entries.

Say how you mostly fish and what matters to you, once. From then on every day is judged against you, not an average angler, and a day you cannot get out on is never called good. Skip it and sensible defaults apply.

Open any entry and Fishing Codex compares it only with itself: the tide, the moon, the feeding window and the barometer of that very catch, weighted by how much you rate each one. Each coming day is marked lined up, near or apart on every reading, and the headline says how many of the coming days look like that catch. What counts is what your fish were actually caught in. Today is free; App Pro opens the days ahead.