Fish Drop - Fishing App

Fish Drop - Fishing App is a smart fishing companion that helps anglers plan trips, find where fish are biting, and keep a detailed record of every catch. The app combines environmental data and solunar information to give practical, timely guidance so both casual and serious anglers can make informed decisions on the water.

Key Features

Fish Drop - Fishing App provides a real-time bite score driven by weather, barometric pressure, wind, water temperature, moon phase and solunar feeding windows, along with an hourly bite probability chart to show the best fishing windows during the day.

The app also offers a seven-day forecast that displays daily bite scores and conditions at a glance, helping you choose the best days to fish based on wind, waves and other weather factors.

Social features include a shared activity feed for photos and comments, head-to-head competitions with invite codes and live leaderboards, and automatic catch logging that records species, weight, length, photos, GPS and captured environmental conditions to save time and keep consistent records.

Additional tools include species heatmaps, offline map downloads, NOAA marine alerts and wearable companion support to help you stay aware of local conditions while on the water. Full Wear OS watch support is noted as coming soon.

Advantages

Accurate, data-driven bite scores and hourly probability charts help reduce wasted trips and make planning more efficient, while organized catch logs and statistics let you track progress and spot patterns over time. Fish Drop - Fishing App provides free core functionality such as bite scores, weather, catch logging and the social feed, with an optional one-time Pro upgrade for extra features.

Disadvantages

Some advanced features, including competitions with full functionality, multi-photo posts and CSV export, require the Pro one-time purchase. Lake and coastal coverage focuses on freshwater and saltwater locations across the United States, so international coverage may be limited. Full wrist functionality on some non-Apple devices is currently limited while Wear OS support is finalized.