Screenshots
About FishLogger: Fishing Journal
FishLogger turns your catch photos into a private fishing journal, so every fish, spot, bait, weather note, and trip detail is easy to find later.
Stop digging through the Photos app trying to remember when, where, and how you caught that fish. Add a catch photo, fill in what you remember, and FishLogger keeps the record attached to the photo.
PHOTO-FIRST CATCH JOURNAL
Build monthly catch grids from the fishing photos you already take. Each catch can carry species, size, weight, bait, lure, notes, weather, and location.
PRIVATE PHOTO MAP
See catch photos on a private map without public pins, social feeds, or spot burning. Your fishing history stays yours.
FAST CATCH LOGGING
Log a catch quickly on the water. Start with a photo, then add details by typing or speaking when it helps.
WEATHER, BAIT, AND PATTERNS
Track the conditions behind each catch: temperature, wind, bait, lures, time, species, size, weight, and spot. Use your own history to remember what worked.
TROPHY CABINET
Track personal records across every species. FishLogger highlights new best catches so your biggest moments do not get buried in your camera roll.
EXPORT YOUR DATA
Your data is yours. Export your complete fishing journal as a CSV spreadsheet for Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets.
iCLOUD SYNC
All your catches sync across your Apple devices with iCloud. No account to create, no password to remember.
PRIVACY FIRST
Your catches stay on your device and in your iCloud. No social network, no ads, no public fishing spots.
FISHLOGGER PRO
FishLogger Pro is required after onboarding. Choose a weekly or yearly subscription. Both plans include a 7-day free trial for eligible customers. After the trial, your subscription renews at the price shown before purchase unless you cancel. Apple shows localized pricing and trial eligibility before you confirm. Existing paid customers can restore their purchases.
Privacy Policy: https://fishlogger.app/privacy
Terms of Use: https://fishlogger.app/terms
AVALW Coverage
Not yet mentioned in AVALW articles.