Editor's Review
Guesswork won’t help you catch bass. Fishing Points actually tells you when the fish are feeding—down to the hour. I’ve used its tide charts and lake contours to find spots I would’ve missed. The offline NOAA maps saved me on a river with no signal. Solid for any salt or freshwater angler who wants less luck and more data.
What' s new ？
- Improved Google login - New account screen to manage your account - New import kmz and gpx files - Popular baits for species - Lake depths of selected lakes in FL, MN, ND, NE, NH, WA, MI, IL, OK, OH, MA, IA - Rain radar - Water levels & flows for 35k+ river stations - Boat ramps, Artificial reefs, Fish Attractors - Take advantage of a bigger screen with Fishing Points Web App Thanks for using Fishing Points! To make our app better for you, we bring updates to the Play Store regularly.
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Fishing Points Official Introduction
Download all-in-one fishing app already connecting more than 10 million
anglers worldwide. Fishing Points is the fishing forecast app choice for you to
discover new fishing spots and catch more fish! Suitable for both salt and
freshwater anglers on open seas, lakes or rivers.
Explore our detailed fishing forecasts to discover the best fishing times for your location. Understand how fish brain works by analyzing fishing tides, moon phases, marine forecasts, solunar and weather forecasts. We show current conditions and forecasts for temperature, rain probability, rain intensity, wind speed, gusts, wind directions and air pressure all in one app.
To know where to fish, explore four different fishing map types, now enhanced with lake depths and lake contour maps (available for now in Florida, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, and Washington). Save and discover fishing spots, favorite locations, trotlines, and trolling paths. Access detailed satellite fishing maps, worldwide nautical charts, and use offline mode with marine nautical maps for boating (NOAA). Revisit your best trips in a private catch logbook, check fishing rules and bag limits, and make every trip more successful.
FEEDING TIMES FORECAST
- Hourly feeding times with strong major and minor time intervals
- Daily fish activity
- Best fishing times calendar for bass and other popular species
- Customizable smart notifications on days with feeding times
FIND YOUR LOCATIONS
- Save fishing spots, locations, hotspots and waypoints
- Record trolling paths and trotlines
- Save your favorite locations with more than 40 icons and 10 colors
- Find saved locations with GPS
- The only fishing app with worldwide access to nautical maps
- Offline mode with nautical charts provided by NOAA
- Get information and quickly locate more than 50.000 boat ramps worldwide
- Compass
- Measure distances
FISHING WEATHER
- Accurate current fishing weather conditions with hourly forecast for humidity, precipitation probability, UV index
- Wind forecast including wind speed, gusts and direction
- Current fishing barometer with hourly air pressure forecast
- Severe live weather alerts
- Rain radar
RIVER DATA
- Current water levels & flows for 35k+ river stations
TIDES FOR FISHING
- Hourly tides for fishing charts with information on the next high and low tides
- Tide prediction charts with detailed tidal current
- Tides overview forecasts with daily highest and lowest tides
MARINE FORECAST
- Hourly waves forecast (waves, swell, wind waves)
- Sea temperature (SST)
- Sea and ocean currents data
SOLUNAR DATA
- Sunrise and sunset times
- Sun positions
- Moonrise and moonset times
- Moon positions
- Moon phases
LAKE DEPTHS & CONTOURS
- Visualize detailed lake depth information and underwater contours
- Plan trips around drop-offs, channels, and shallow areas
- Discover hidden hotspots with better map insights
Available in: FL, MN, NE, NH, ND, WA
FISH RULES AND FISH SPECIES
- Information on fish species including bass, trout, snapper, snook, drum, grouper, catfish etc.
- Fish rules and regulations on bag limits and open seasons for selected US States (FL, TX, GA, NC, LA)
CATCH LOG
- Create a fishing log and save the details of every catch (photos, weight, length)
- Weather, solunar and tide information are added automatically to your catches
Fishing Points Tips
Enough with the setup—here’s the beginner tips you actually need (trust me, I wasted 30 minutes trying to mark a spot wrong at first):
1. Master the spot marking first. When you find a good spot, tap the “Mark” button—don’t just rely on your phone’s GPS history. Add a note (like “rocky bottom, good for catfish”) and a photo so you remember why it’s a keeper. Also, use different colors for different spot types (freshwater vs. saltwater) — it’ll save you time later when you’re scrolling through spots.
2. Don’t sleep on the tide and solunar data. This is where the app shines—tides make or break a fishing trip, especially if you’re saltwater fishing. Check the tide chart before you head out; the app shows high/low tide times and even predicts peak feeding hours. Solunar data (moon/sun positions) tells you when fish are most active—ignore this, and you’ll be sitting there for hours with an empty hook.
3. Log every catch, even the small ones. It’s tempting to skip logging tiny panfish, but tracking your catches helps you see patterns—what bait worked, what time of day, what tide. The app lets you add details like fish type, size, and bait used, so over time, you’ll know exactly when and where to fish. Trust me, this will turn you from a casual angler to a consistent one.
Now, the real talk on pros and cons. The good: it’s dead simple to use once you learn the basics. The GPS is accurate, the tide/solunar data is reliable, and it works offline (perfect for remote spots with no cell service). It’s lightweight, runs smooth on any Android phone, and the catch logging feature is a game-changer for serious anglers.
The bad: the free version has ads that pop up when you’re trying to check tides or mark spots—super annoying when you’re in a hurry. Also, some key features (like unlimited spot marking and advanced weather alerts) are locked behind a paid subscription. The interface is a little clunky at first, and it takes a minute to figure out where everything is.
