Saved to your personal sheet in your Drive. Nobody else sees it.
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Shares just the species + bait to help the next angler — never your spot, your name, or your photo.
Rig Builder
Pick what you are chasing — get a proven bait and a rig that works.
Harvest
Crab, clams, shrimp, crawfish and more — gear rules, tide windows and your harvest log. Fresh or salt, it lives here.
Harvest waters in this state
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Log a harvest
My harvest log
Setting up your log...
What’s Cookin’?
Dukee’s in the kitchen
Your latest haul, pulled together into one dinner by your own AI.
Night mode keeps your night vision on the beach or the pier — and it's free, it's just colors.
Home screen
How much the home hero and the water pages show you. Just Learning keeps it short; Serious adds the numbers underneath.
My log
Your personal sheet lives in your Drive. Only you can see it.
Setting up your log...
What’s Cookin’?
Dukee’s in the kitchen
Your latest catches, pulled together into one dinner by your own AI.
My private spots
Yours only — saved in your sheet, never shared, never in the public database.
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Life list
Every species you have ever logged, and your best of each. Weights are estimated from length when you didn't weigh in — and labeled as estimates.
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Text alerts
Pi Mye-day and free-fishing-day texts. Your number stays in your sheet — nowhere else. Texts ride your carrier's free email gateway, so the test text comes first: if it lands, alerts work. Alerts set up here fire from your own copy of the app.
Fish ID runs on your own AI account — never ours, never the app owner's. Pick a provider, paste your key once. It is stored privately under your account and is never shown to anyone. There is no identify-fish button on this page. To ID a fish: go to the Log tab, pick your spot, and attach a photo of the catch — the ID this fish button appears right there in the form.
How Dukee makes the call
Twice a day — 4 in the morning and 3 in the afternoon — Dukee checks every water in your state. Waters that share the same patch of sky (about 25 miles across) and sit at about the same altitude get one reading for the whole group, so no water ever waits on yesterday's weather. He weighs the wind, the pressure trend, the temperature, rain on the way, the moon, and fresh stockings, then stamps each water with the very time he checked it. The call comes in four flavors: Pi Mye (Best), Byen (Great), Bon (Good), and Baw Baw Baw (Wah Wah) — that last one means even Dukee wouldn't go.
Your angler number
Every angler who drops a line here gets a number. Yours is on its way...