Bass
44 cm · 1.9 kgby eye
Caught at Kalk Bay, Tue 15 Sep, 06:14 · 4 h ago
Falling glass after the south-west blow. Second cast, off the ledge.
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One tap stamps the spot, the time and the weather. Photograph the fish and Fisherfeed suggests the species.
Three of your five kob here came on a falling glass after a south-west blow, between 05:50 and 07:10.
Weight by eye. Position from a live fix. Conditions for the hour it was caught, at the nearest forecast point. Weather data by Open-Meteo.com
Bass
44 cm · 1.9 kgby eye
Caught at Kalk Bay, Tue 15 Sep, 06:14 · 4 h ago
Falling glass after the south-west blow. Second cast, off the ledge.
Tue 15 Sep, 06:14 · Kalk Bay
Sun 14 Sep, 06:40 · Theewaterskloof
Sat 12 Sep, 07:05 · Kalk Bay
Fri 11 Sep, 17:20 · Rooi-Els
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A 7-day fishing forecast, hour by hour: wind and gusts, air, rain, sunrise, sunset and the moon, plus sea level on the coast.
Sample forecast. Weather data by Open-Meteo.com. Sea level is modelled, not a tide table.
Your spots, other anglers' public ones, slipways, marinas and tackle shops on one map. Each spot of yours is public or kept to yourself.
Two best guesses from 866 species, with how sure each one is. Pick one or type your own, and the record builds around the photo.
Bass
44 cm · 1.9 kgPosition from a live fix. Conditions read for the hour it was caught, at the nearest forecast point. Weather data by Open-Meteo.com.
Levels and badges earned off the log you already keep. Species leaderboards and club competitions scored from the same catches.
453 points to level 6, Ledge regular.
Badges, 9 of 14 earned
Galjoen
By lengthFalse Bay Spring Kob
Longest single kob, measured on a tape
LeadingKob 94 cm
31 anglers enteredFisherfeed is a free fishing log app that runs in the browser. Tap Log and it stamps the spot, the time and the weather, then suggests the species from your photo. A 7-day fishing forecast and a map of your spots sit beside the log.
Yes, Fisherfeed is free: logging, fish ID, the forecast, the map and the boards. There is no paid tier, and no plan to sell your catches or your data.
One tap stamps the spot from your phone's GPS, the date and time, and the weather at that hour. Add a photo, the species, length and weight, and each figure notes whether it was by eye or measured.
Yes. Photograph the fish and Fisherfeed offers its two most likely species out of 866, with how sure it is about each. Pick one or type your own. Nothing is applied without you.
Only if you choose. Each spot is shown to everyone or kept to yourself, and a catch you share can keep its exact spot hidden. Your private marks are only ever shown to you.
Yes. Fisherfeed works on any water in any country: the sea, surf and rocks, estuaries, lakes, rivers and dams.
No. Fisherfeed runs in the browser on an iPhone, an Android phone or a computer. On a phone you can add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.
Seven days, hour by hour, for any spot: wind and gusts with their direction, air temperature, rain, sunrise, sunset and the moon. On the coast it adds sea level, modelled rather than taken from a tide table.
Yes. Anyone on Fisherfeed can start one, open to all or invite only, scored on the biggest fish, total length or weight, or most species. Entries come from logged catches, and anything that does not add up is held for the organiser.
I kept losing the details: which tide, which wind, how big, exactly where. So I built the log I wanted. It is free, and your catches are not for sale.
Blank until your first fish. Everything else is already running.