Announcing Fish Rules for commercial anglers! This is v1 of a new app targeted specifically for commercial anglers that we're excited to serve. The v1 of the app is centered around commercial permits and the regulations that are associated with those permits.
Currently, the app supports SAFMC and GMFMC. Contact your local wildlife agency to partner with Fish Rules and extend into your area or state!
Check out the press releases from the councils:
Download the app here:
The new map features are launched! Get the updates in the App Store now!
Some features:
Today we launched a new feature for subscription users: Saved/bookmarked locations, so users can quickly jump around to see regulations in their favorite spots. Here's a video talking about the new feature.
In case you missed it: To kick off our new business listing opportunity in Fish Rules, we let the Fish Rules community vote on who should be listed in the app for free. We received over 300 nominations in the first few hours of the promotion! The nominations are in and congratulations to the 20 businesses that were selected for a free local business listing in Fish Rules!
If you were nominated as a business by the Fish Rules community, you'll be hearing from us the next day about any description and info you would like in your listing.
If you nominated a winning business, please check your email on the steps to get your free ProStaff subscription.
Are you a business that didn't get nominated? Please check out this page for more information on getting your business listed. Use the coupon LOCALPRO to get a limited-time, 50% discount (only 100 of these are available so act soon).
J & M Tackle
Pogies
Mission Fishin Charters
Round Island Divers
Boyd's One Stop
Red Top
Atlantic Tackle
Tackle Center of Islamorada
Hubbards marina
Harry Goode’s Tackle Shop
St Augustine Paddle Sports
Fishing Headquarters
Half Hitch
Hadrell's Bait and Tackle
River Supply
Angler's Choice
West Marine
Miller Place Bait and Tackle
Hands too bait & tackle
Thanks again to our awesome community!
Fish Rules is deeply interested in the sustainability of our waters and oceans. That's why the latest version of Fish Rules allows users to enroll in participating citizen science programs! We'll have more information on some of the programs rolling out over the next few months but here's how you can get involved:
More details and what to do here
1. Get the latest update from the App Store or Play Store
2. In the app, go to MENU -> Login / Create an Account
3. Once logged in, go to MENU -> Account and tap the opt-in option for citizen science.
In addition to this feature, other new features in 6.4 include:
And of course, don't forget about all the new features in the 6.0 release from 2 weeks ago!
JUPITER, Fla.—Feb. 12, 2021—Fish Rules today announced the availability of a new, refreshed version of its Fish Rules app.
The app now offers better location management as well as a brand-new interface and quick fish-log functionality. Users can easily check different fishing spots and their respective regulations. The Fish Log has a new net area where anglers can quickly start a trip, add to the current trip management, and manage current trips and logs. The app also has improved fish logging capabilities, along with the groundwork to function with new citizen science programs and photo competitions. Anglers can now quickly capture a log with minimal information and go back to fill in the rest of the information at a later time.
For users out to sea with no signal, the app enables manual selection of the fishing location to see relevant regulations. Crisp illustrations and great photos help users identify their catch. Swipe an image to see identification clues and additional photos of any catch. Fish Rules includes saltwater fishing regulations for Federal and State waters from Maine to Texas to Hawaii and freshwater regulations for Florida. And, coming this quarter, it will also feature new regulations for commercial anglers in the south Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico.
Over the last two months, Fish Rules has improved the Fish Rules app to further enable anglers and support sustainable fisheries and management agencies. In addition to the mobile app available on the Apple App Store and Google Play, Fish Rules now has a web application that can be used at https://app.fishrulesapp.com/.
A new Pro Staff subscription is now available and includes the ability to send a photo to Fish Rules. A staff member will identify the fish and provide information about the fish to the angler.
“Success! I finally found a way to keep track of all the saltwater fishing regulations while on the water. Fish Rules gives me the confidence to fish without fear. Don't get caught on the water without it. Ignorance isn't an excuse,” said Rob Arrington, outdoor YouTube influencer from Deer Meat for Dinner.
The updated application also includes a regulation API for management agencies and other 3rd parties to consume regulations and distribute them to their users on their web apps, mobile apps, and other digital properties. Regulators can reach contact Fish Rules at https://fish.management/ for more information.
For more information and to download the app, visit fishrulesapp.com. Follow Fish Rules on Facebook at facebook.com/fishrulesapp and Instagram at @fishrulesapp
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Fish Rules simplifies saltwater and freshwater fishing regulations into an easy-to-understand format. At a glance, users can know if a fish is in season, how many they can keep, how big they have to be, and more.
Calling all Fish Rules Fans. If you would like to try out a beta of the upcoming Fish Rules version 6, go here!
Those with a Fish Rules account now have access to the new Trip & Fish Log for the web app. Log in (or create an account) and check it out here!