Explore the Map
Browse over 1 million fishing spots worldwide. Filter by lakes, rivers, streams, freshwater, and saltwater.
Features
Weather & Solunar
Check real-time wind, pressure, temperature, moon phase, and solunar feeding periods for any spot.
Fish Species
See which species are found at each location. Explore thousands of fish with size, weight, and conservation data.
Catch Log
Record every catch with photos, species, weight, and notes. Share beautiful catch cards on Instagram Stories.
Follow Anglers
Follow fellow anglers, see their catches in your feed, and like your favorites. Set up your profile with @username.
AI Fish Identifier
Snap a photo and let AI identify the species instantly. Works with thousands of freshwater and saltwater fish.
Save Favorites
Bookmark the spots you love for quick access. Home screen widget shows solunar data for your favorite spot.
Get Directions
Open directions to any spot in Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze with one tap.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is WikiCatch free to use?
Yes! WikiCatch is completely free to download and use. Browse the map, log catches, follow anglers, and use all core features at no cost.
How many fishing spots does WikiCatch have?
WikiCatch includes over 1 million fishing spots worldwide, covering lakes, rivers, streams, reservoirs, and coastal areas across every continent.
How does the AI fish identifier work?
Take a photo of your catch and WikiCatch's AI will identify the species instantly. It recognizes thousands of freshwater and saltwater fish using advanced image recognition.
Is WikiCatch available on Android?
WikiCatch is currently available on iPhone and iPad. An Android version is not available at this time.
What is solunar data and why does it matter?
Solunar theory predicts fish feeding activity based on the position of the sun and moon. WikiCatch shows major and minor feeding periods, moon phase, and sunrise/sunset times to help you pick the best time to fish.
Can I use WikiCatch without an account?
Yes. You can browse the map, view fishing spots, check weather and solunar data, and explore fish species without creating an account. An account is only needed to log catches and follow other anglers.