Texas Fly Fishing Journal

About this app

Texas Fly Fishing Journal is the cleanest way to track your time on the water. Whether you're wading the Brazos or working a Matagorda Bay flat, every catch, every spot, and every trip belongs in one place. Log a catch in seconds — species, weight, length, fly pattern, water conditions, and GPS location. Browse your history by trip, river, or fish. Build a private map of every spot you've ever caught fish, with your own notes attached. No clutter. No social feed. Just your fishing, documented the way you actually fish. FREE, FOREVER: — Catch log with species, measurements, fly pattern, and location — GPS-pinned spot map with personal notes — Trip history with per-session stats — Texas freshwater species ID guide with size and TPWD regulation reference — River access points across Texas water bodies, so you know where you can legally get in — Live USGS stream gauge data for 97 Texas waters — know if the river's actually fishable before you drive — Clean dashboard with recent activity at a glance — Works offline — log on the water, sync when you're back in range PRO — $9.99 ONCE. NOT A SUBSCRIPTION. YOURS FOR LIFE. — AI Fish Identification (Pro) — snap a photo and get species ID with habitat-aware reasoning — AI Fish Metrics (Pro) — get length, weight, and girth from a single photo, no board or scale needed — AI Trip Debrief (Pro) — after every outing, get a plain-English breakdown of what worked, what didn't, and why — AI Pattern Insights (Pro) — home screen intel on which flies and conditions have been producing for you lately — AI Pre-Trip Planner (Pro) — pick a date and a target species; get a plan built from your personal catch history — Water Match Maker (Pro) — tap once for AI-ranked spot recommendations based on today's conditions — AI Gear Suggestion (Pro) — describe your conditions and get a fly, tippet, and presentation recommendation — Fly Performance (Pro) — fish-per-hour and catch rate for every fly in your box, by Texas season and water type

Two new Texas waters added to the list: Marine Creek Lake and Loughridge Lake, both in Tarrant County. Fixed: - Zoom controls were missing on the map, the Top Spots map, and the screens where you set a catch or trip location — pinch and tap-to-zoom work properly there now. - The river and lake outline layer ("Waterways") used to look dead if you turned it on while zoomed way out — it now tells you to zoom in instead of just sitting there empty. Improved: - Sign-in and sign-up now show a spinner while they're working, so it's clearer something's happening. Thanks for fishing with the app. Tight lines!

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1. First observed Oct 9, 2026 · 9:13 AM Free