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I did a search for this topic and did not find much, so I appologize if this is a repost. I recently broke down and bought a smartphone. I am looking to find out what fishing related apps people have and which ones are more useful vs games. I did find one called 'fishnotes' from Jimmy Houston. It looks useful, but did get several negative reviews. Plus it's $10. Pretty expensive for an app. What other fishing apps are out there that you guys like?
I'm using Scoutlook Weather's Hunting app. It will pull up you're location on a satellite map and you can mark spots on it. It'll also give you the weather for you current location. They are supposed to introduce a fishing app later this spring.
The main ones i have kept and still use are
fishing knots, riverflows, my fishing advisor, time2fish, boat ramps, and radar now
did you go IOS, Android, or what other smart phone version?
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Droid Bionic phone = Android
Knot Wars app
Navionics has some good mapping for the smartphones too. 9.99 for the app. http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/thumbsup2.gif
I wish we had a BBC app for the smartphone. We need a creative BBC'R to create one. http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/thumbsup2.gif
i just pull BBC up in my web browser, does just fine.
Try fishead scott martin saies it is the best
I got "bass aboard" for my I phone. Its like a culling system. It allows you to enter the weight of your fish and assign it a color, calculates total weight, and has an alarm to let you know how much time you have before weigh in. $2.99