My Fish 👤
My Fish 👤
FREE AI fishing predictions, built by an angler for anglers.
Every location currently on the system. Tap one to open its forecast. More coastal spots are added as anglers request and log them.
Freshwater and fly-fishing predictors are not part of this rebuild yet — the focus for now is getting the marine coastal predictions accurate and trustworthy.
These local forecasts will always be free. Every catch and every blank you log trains the model for everyone — and brings your own spots online faster. Historical sessions help too; just be as accurate as you can on dates, times and baits.
Log Catch / Blank OutingWant a location or species added? Ask from the logger when you record a session, or send feedback from your dashboard. Your input sets what gets built next.
Give FeedbackThe engine learns from real catch records — anglers' logged catches and blank sessions — and weighs them against live environmental conditions to estimate your odds on a given species. Here's what goes in:
Trained on real angler catch reports and logged sessions — the fish landed and the days that blanked — so it learns where the bite shuts off, not just where it switches on.
Real measured sea-surface temperature — not air temperature — and how far it has drifted from the seasonal norm for that spot.
Wave height and swell period, plus wind-driven upwelling that pulls cold, nutrient-rich water inshore and switches the feeding on.
Absolute pressure and how fast it's rising or falling — a key driver of when fish feed hard or go quiet.
Moon phase, tide windows and time of year, pinpointing the dawn, dusk and tidal windows when your target feeds hardest.
Accumulated rain and wind over recent days, combined with logged water clarity, to read turbidity and river-mouth conditions.
Your precise coordinates — not just a regional label — anchor each forecast to the latitude, longitude and coastline where you actually fish.
A fish landed in ten minutes counts differently to one after a five-hour grind. Logged hours and rod count let the model weigh genuine hot bites above slow days.
What you fished and where — surf, reef, harbour or river mouth — shifts the odds per species, since each favours different ground.
Spots and species with too few records are held back rather than shown with invented certainty, so a number you see is a number the data can support.
Predictions are anchored to exact coordinates, not a regional label. Don't see your spot? Request it straight from the logger and it joins the queue — the map grows as anglers ask for it.
A spot stays quiet until it has enough catches and blank sessions to back a real number. As the data grows, each spot's predictions sharpen — so a percentage you see is one the data can actually support.
Real measured sea temperature and its drift from the seasonal norm, swell and wind-driven upwelling, barometric pressure and its trend, moon phase and tide windows, accumulated rain — all weighed per species.
What you fished, where you fished it (surf, rocks, river mouth, harbour), and how long you put in. A fish in ten minutes counts differently to one after a five-hour grind — the model weighs genuine hot bites above slow days.
I originally built this just for me and my mates so we could catch more fish. But the better the predictions got, the more I wanted to share it with everyone. That is why this platform is — and always will be — 100% free and strictly not-for-profit.
This is a community tool. Every time you log a catch or a blank outing, you train the model — and bring your own spots online faster. Your logs make it smarter, which helps everyone catch more fish. No hidden agendas, no premium tiers — just anglers helping anglers. Let's build the ultimate fishing tool together.
Each location only starts showing predictions once it has enough real data — both the days fish were caught and the days they weren't.
Blank sessions (days you caught nothing) are the rarest and most valuable data we have — they teach the model the exact conditions that shut the bite down. Logging a few historical sessions for the spots you fish, as accurately as you can on dates, times and baits, is the fastest way to bring your local predictions online.
Log a Session (Catch or Blank)