The Honey Hole
Your fishing log, and nobody else's. Log a fish in a few taps. The time, the moon, the tide, the air pressure, the weather and the water temperature fill in for you. Your spots stay on your phone and never go on a public map. No account, no ads, no subscription.
Tap the map where you caught it.
Photos are shrunk and saved in this browser. The location hidden inside a phone photo is stripped out.
Not a license, tag or reporting system. Check FWC size and bag limits before you keep a fish.
Keep it safe
Your log lives in this browser on this phone. That keeps it private, but it also means clearing your browser data clears your log. A backup is one small file you keep.
On an iPhone? Add it to your Home Screen
Safari can clear a website's saved data if you don't open it for a few weeks. A Home Screen icon is kept, and it opens like an app. In Safari tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
The Home Screen icon keeps its own log, separate from Safari. If you've already logged fish in Safari, download a backup there first and restore it from the icon.
Moving to a new phone
Download a backup on the old phone, send the file to yourself, then open this page on the new phone and tap Restore a backup. Restoring adds to what's there, it never deletes.
Start over
This deletes every entry and photo on this phone. It can't be undone, so download a backup first.
Every fish you logged with a spot. Only you see this map: it's drawn on your phone from your own log. Share pictures never show it.
What stays private
No account and no sign-in. Your log, your photos and your spots are saved in this browser, on this phone, and nowhere else. We never see them.
To fill in the conditions, the page asks NOAA for the tide at the nearest Florida tide station (only the station number is sent), and Open-Meteo for the weather and water temperature at your spot rounded to about half a mile. Map pictures come from OpenStreetMap. None of them get your name or your log. Privacy