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Chinook status
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Seasonal / window
Non-retention, catch & release
Closed, don't target
RCA, no fin fishing

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Conditions

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The Stream

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My spots & catches

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Private, your spots & catches stay only on this phone, never uploaded. Exports are built right here and download straight to you.

Import my data

Lowrance .sl2 / .sl3 and Garmin .adm sonar logs are proprietary binary formats and can't be read here directly. Re-export to GPX or CSV first with a free tool like GPSBabel or ReefMaster, then import that file.

My licence

Offline copy, to show without signal
Tidal licence #
Freshwater licence # / FWID
Stored only on this phone, never uploaded or transmitted anywhere.
This is a convenience copy for reference only. Your official licence (WILD or NRLS account, or a printed copy) is the legal document, carry or show that if an officer asks. Keep it current, this app cannot verify it for you.

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Single barbless

Barbed
Barbless

Single barbless hook: Pinch the barb flat with pliers (or file it off). Single barbless means ONE hook with NO barb.

Adipose fin: wild vs hatchery-marked

Wild
adipose fin present
Hatchery-marked
fin clipped, healed scar

Run a finger along the back between the dorsal fin and the tail. A small soft fin there means wild (release where marked-only applies); a smooth healed scar with no fin means hatchery-marked.

DFO: mass marking of hatchery salmon ›

Profile

Species, spots and licence all stay on this phone. Nothing here is uploaded.

Questions

Log a catch

Auto-stamped with this spot, the time & conditions. Stays on your phone.

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Before you fish

Please read this once, it only takes a second.

We work hard to keep Catchable accurate and current, pulling straight from DFO and the Province of BC.

This app is not the official regulations, and it never replaces them. Rules can change fast, in season, and without notice, and a few waters may not be fully covered.

Always verify with DFO and the BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis before you fish or keep any catch. If this app and an official source ever disagree, the official source wins.

You use this app entirely at your own risk. We cannot be held liable if you fish somewhere you should not, or rely on this app and get fined, have a catch seized, or worse.

Heads up, this app downloads about 102 MB the first time you use it. The map and every rule you need to check a spot near home (about 5 MB) come first. The rest (freshwater rules, rivers and lakes, and the BC boundary map) keeps saving quietly in the background so the app works with no signal on the water. Base map imagery is saved only for your home area and the places you view. It says "Offline ready" only when all of that is saved. Best done on Wi-Fi. Tap below to continue and start the download.

We record usage events (never your location, spots or catches) with PostHog, tied to a random ID on this device, not your name or email. Details

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