Fishwhisper

About

I am writing from the reservoir bank after I packed the rods, because you asked what I keep on the phone in a session. I start an outing and I finish it. Each strike I log carries pressure, the three hour trend, the moon, the clock, and where I stood. The handset already has the barometer; I let it write. Named water sits on the map as lake, river, pond, sea, ice, or reservoir. A spot can stay visible or I mark it secret and open it with Face ID or the device passcode. On a hit I can add perch, pike, zander, carp, bream, roach, trout, chub, catfish, or other, plus bait or lure, water temperature, weight, a note, and a picture chosen from the library. On later evenings I compare my own hours, species, lures, spots, and pressure. A bite model on this device only reads what I already stored. I keep a moon and solunar calendar, medals, a lure locker, a checklist before I leave, a compass heading, and a trip recorder that can hold the idle timer. Dawn reminders and a pressure change alarm stay local if I turn them on. Siri, Shortcuts, and the Action button expose Mark Strike and Bite Score. Setup holds units, barometer calibration, spoken confirmation, sample data, erase all, and a PDF season report or a data file on the share sheet. Secret coordinates can be hidden. SwiftData stays on the device. Screens say free, no account, no servers, no purchases. The path is only monitored. I run this on iPhone and iPad from eighteen up.