Know What's Biting
in New York
Real-time bite scores powered by USGS water data, NOAA weather, solunar tables, and DEC stocking events. 46 waterbodies from the Catskills to Coney Island.
Bite Scores 0-100
Computed every 30 minutes from water temperature, flow rate, barometric pressure, solunar phase, and recent stocking events.
46 Waterbodies
Hudson Valley, Catskills, NYC parks, Long Island Sound, and Westchester. Freshwater trout streams to saltwater surf.
Live USGS Data
Water temperature, discharge rate, and gage height from 19 USGS gauges, updated every 30 minutes.
DEC Regulations
Season dates, size limits, bag limits, and gear restrictions curated from the 2026 NYSDEC Freshwater and Marine guides.
Stocking Alerts
Push notifications when DEC stocks fish near you. Know within hours, not days.
What to Bring
Condition-aware gear recommendations. When water is cold, high, or murky, your tackle advice adapts.
Tide Predictions
NOAA tide data for saltwater spots. Bite scores factor in tide phase — incoming tide = feeding fish.
Private Catch Log
Log catches with photos. Your data is never shared — we don't burn spots.
Works Offline
Regulations, waterbody data, and cached bite scores available without signal. Download map tiles for offline maps.
Launch Coverage
Catskills: Esopus Creek, Beaver Kill, Willowemoc, Neversink, Delaware branches
Hudson Valley: Hudson River (tidal), Rondout Creek, Wallkill River, Wappinger Creek
NYC: Jamaica Bay, Rockaway, Coney Island, Central Park, Prospect Park
Long Island Sound: City Island, Western LIS, Mamaroneck, Glen Island
Westchester/Putnam: Croton River, Kensico Reservoir, Lake Mahopac
28 species from Brook Trout to Bluefish to Blue Crab