Bield: Fish
Bield reads today's tide, pressure, water temp, and wind against your own trip log — then ranks your spots for this water. One-tap to log the trip. Slow days count too.
Today
Your spots, ranked
Salt + fresh
Equal depth
Offline
Works at the launch
NOAA charts
Free with your account
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Before · Your morning answer
The Brief reads the day for you — the tide window, the pressure trend, the front rolling through, the water-temp shift — scores it against the trips you've actually caught fish on, and hands you a ranked list of which spots to fish with a one-line verdict.
It shifts through the season too. What you see during the striper run isn't what you see in the dog days of August.
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The Brief / Today's Fish screen — gradient hero, big water-temp number, italic verdict, ranked spot list with tide-stage reads
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In-trip log screen — running timer, condition chips (wind / baro / tide stage / water temp / sky), species pills change for bass vs. striper vs. trout vs. inshore
During · One-tap capture
When you launch, Bield starts a timer and quietly grabs your wind, pressure, tide stage, water temp, and sky — so you're not typing numbers off four different apps. Caught one? Two taps.
The buttons even change by what you're after. A bass angler logs hookups and bed sightings. A surf angler logs runs and waves. A fly angler logs hatches and drifts. The log fits the trip, not the other way around.
After · Patterns that are yours
Tap any card and you'll see the exact trips behind it. Trained on your water, not somebody else's coastline. Water-temp over folklore, tide over tradition — so what you see has actually earned its keep.
Tide stage
Two hours before high · 38% of your catches
Your spots get ranked for tonight against your own tide-stage record.
Best hour
First light · post-front
The hour that's actually produced for you, not the regional average.
Water temp over folklore
Stripers turned on at 58–62°
We test the conventional wisdom against your data. If the window doesn't earn its keep, you don't see it.
Fronts
A sharp pressure drop favors the evening bite
Front passages scored against everything you've logged after them.
Runs
Striper run arriving in about 9 days
Migration timing for your region, surfaced before they show up.
Honest ratio
12 fish · 20 trips
The slow days count. That's what makes the pattern true.
The map built for fishing
Not a generic boating map with fishing icons bolted on. Every layer is here because it changes a decision you make at the launch or at the rail.
Real federal charts under every map
NOAA marine charts for the salt, USGS bathymetry for the lakes, NHD for the rivers. The chart you fish today is the chart you fish at year five.
Live water — gauges + tides + currents
USGS gauges for river flow and stage. NOAA tide stations and current predictions for the salt. Refreshed often so you're not guessing what the water's doing.
Water temp + SST overlays
NOAA CoastWatch sea-surface temperature for offshore breaks. Surface temp readings woven into your trip log automatically.
Migration + stocking calendars
Federal migration data for the salt runs. State stocking schedules for the trout streams. Surfaced as the calendar moves, not buried in a tab.
Pins built for the trip
Launches, brush piles, structure, bridge pilings, drop-offs, the secret spot. Each with a tide read and a confidence note right on the marker.
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Map with overlays toggled on — NOAA chart base, tide-station callout, current arrows, SST overlay, a waypoint with tide read
All of it pulled from public federal sources and kept current — so the charts and the data behind them stay tied to the official record on every trip. See everything under the hood →
The features nobody else markets well
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Big-fish log entry — species, weight, length, lure, depth, water temp, tide stage, and a thumbnail
After the catch
Mark the spot, the lure, the depth, and the conditions the second after a fish comes over the rail. The big ones get their own log, with the rig and the read that produced them — so you can chase that pattern again next week.
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Tournament prep brief — ranked spots, projected tide windows, lure recommendations from your own catches
Before a tournament
Walk into the morning with a real plan. Bield pre-reads the water, the tide window, and your historical hookups on that fishery — and hands you a ranked spot list before you ever crank the motor.
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End-of-season recap poster — trip stat line, lure ranking, top water, year heatmap
End of season
Share-ready cards: your trip count, your top water, your best lure, a year-on-the-water heatmap. Spotify-Wrapped for fishing — share it or print it for the boat-house wall.
Crews
Create or join a crew with an invite code, share the waters and trip logs you want shared, keep the spots you don't want shared completely solo. Your private waypoints never mix into crew view.
Crew pins even render differently on the map, so you always know what's shared and what's yours alone.
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Crew shared-map view — solo waypoints in your color, crew waypoints in a different style, member list with roles
Works where you actually fish
Logging, charts, and patterns all work offline. Weather and tide tables backfill when you're back in range. You won't lose a trip to a dead zone — pre-download the water you fish and the app is fully usable from the truck door to the channel marker.
What compounds
The app won't make stuff up. Each threshold below is a gate — the feature shows up when your log has earned it.
Trips on one water
Personal tide pattern for that water
Logged catches
Water-temp window earns its own card
Season two
Year-over-year trends on your home water
Hatch matches
Personal hatch calendar from your catches
What's included — at launch vs. roadmap
Roadmap items stay tagged so the page is honest about what ships at launch. One price, everything below it.
Pricing
Fish by itself is $12.99/month or $79.99/year. Bundle with Hunt or Farm for $119.99/year, or all three for $169.99/year.
Single app
$79.99
/ per year
or $12.99 / month
Pricing locked for launch-list members.
Any two
$119.99
/ per year
one account, two apps
Pricing locked for launch-list members.
All three
$179.99
/ per year
Hunt + Fish + Farm
Pricing locked for launch-list members.
Common questions
If yours isn't here, write us at hello@bield.app — a real person reads everything that comes in.
Both, treated the same. Lakes, rivers, inshore, offshore. No second-class water. Federal NOAA charts for the salt, USGS gauges for the rivers, USGS bathymetry for the lakes.
No. Bass anglers get great bass features, surf anglers get great surf features, fly anglers get great fly features. The in-trip log even changes to fit what you're after — not a bass app with a salt button.
Yes. Pre-download charts for the water you fish; trip logging is fully offline; conditions sync back when you get signal. So a dead dock signal doesn't kill your trip.
No. Your waypoints, sessions, and catches stay in your account. We don't sell, we don't aggregate without asking. Your spots stay your spots.
Yes. One subscription covers iOS, Android, and the web — your phone, tablet, and laptop all sync to the same account.
No. Solo waypoints stay solo by default. You pick what to share, with whom, and at what level of detail.
$12.99/month or $79.99/year for Fish by itself. Bundle with Hunt or Farm and you save: $119.99/year for any two apps, $179.99/year for all three. No silent renewals — we email before any charge.
Free to read — no account
The data pages behind Bield: Fish are public — sourced from NOAA, USGS, and the state agencies, free to read.
Fishing regulations by state
License and regulation pointers for all 50 states, linked to the official agency.
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Tide fishing guide
How tide stage fishes by species and water type — inlet, flat, pier, surf.
Open
Spawn timing by species & region
When bass, crappie, walleye, and the rest spawn, region by region.
Open
Fish stocking schedules
State stocking programs and how to read their schedules.
Open
Fly-fishing hatch calendars
Hatch timing by river for the major trout waters.
Open
Sea-surface temperature guide
The SST bands offshore species actually hold in, from NOAA CoastWatch data.
Open
Common questions, answered straight
Part of Bield
One account, one intelligence engine, one federal data stack.
Start a 14-day trial — card on file at signup, no charge if you cancel before day 14.