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Photo ID. Tap the camera, take or choose a photo of your catch, and the app suggests the most likely species - then puts your photo beside the illustration and the identification notes so you can confirm it yourself before opening the regulation. Species that are often confused with each other (gag and black grouper, king and Spanish mackerel, red and lane snapper, permit and pompano) are always shown together with how to tell them apart. Identification runs entirely on your phone: it works offshore with no signal, and your photos never leave the device. Also in this release: The regulations refreshed to FWC's 23 August 2026 pages.
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Florida saltwater fishing regulations that work where you actually fish - out of signal, on the water, with wet hands. Look up any species and see what the rule is: minimum and maximum sizes, slot limits, bag limits, seasons and gear requirements. Where state and federal waters differ, both are shown and labelled, so you know which one applies to where you are. EVERYTHING WORKS OFFLINE The regulations and all 157 fish illustrations are built into the app. No signal, no problem - nothing is fetched while you are reading. STAYS CURRENT BY ITSELF The app quietly checks for regulation updates and applies them in the background. When something changes, it tells you exactly which species and what changed, rather than leaving you to spot it. FIND THE FISH Search by name, or browse by category - snappers, groupers, jacks, sharks, drums and the rest. Every species carries a full-colour illustration you can tap to fill the screen and pinch to zoom. KNOW WHAT YOU CAUGHT Identification notes for every species: how to tell it apart, what it is easily confused with, where it is found, typical and record sizes, and how it eats. PHOTO ID Not sure what you caught? Take or choose a photo and the app suggests the most likely species, then shows your photo beside the illustration and the identification notes so you confirm it yourself before opening the regulation. Look-alikes are always shown together with how to tell them apart. It runs entirely on your phone - no signal needed, and your photos are never uploaded. WHERE THE DATA COMES FROM Regulations are extracted from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's published rules at myfwc.com and reviewed before each release. The app always shows the date of the data it is holding, so you can judge for yourself how current it is. Always verify with FWC before fishing. Regulations change, and no app is a substitute for the official rules. Free, supported by a single banner ad. No account, no sign-up, and no location tracking.
What's new · 3.3.0
Photo ID. Tap the camera, take or choose a photo of your catch, and the app suggests the most likely species - then puts your photo beside the illustration and the identification notes so you can confirm it yourself before opening the regulation. Species that are often confused with each other (gag and black grouper, king and Spanish mackerel, red and lane snapper, permit and pompano) are always shown together with how to tell them apart. Identification runs entirely on your phone: it works offshore with no signal, and your photos never leave the device. Also in this release: The regulations refreshed to FWC's 23 August 2026 pages.
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