Spot Hawk: Fishing Log

Open Spot Hawk anywhere on the coast and it tells you what to fish for right now, how to catch it, whether you can keep it, and where your own proven spots line up with today's conditions.

Built for captains, guides, and serious inshore and nearshore anglers who fish their own water.

YOUR DAY, AT A GLANCE
The Today screen reads your location and pulls it all together: current tide stage and the next turn, wind, barometric pressure, water temp, and moon phase — plus solunar major and minor bite windows mapped against the tide so you know when to be on the water.

WHAT'S RUNNING NOW
See the species in season at your exact spot this month, ranked by how hot the bite is. Tap any fish for where to find it, how to work it, the rigs and baits that produce, and what it's like on the table — tuned by region from the Gulf to the Northeast to the Pacific.

YOUR MAP LEARNS YOUR PATTERNS
Log a catch and Spot Hawk records exactly what the tide, wind, moon, pressure, and water temp were doing — automatically, no manual entry. Over time it learns your patterns and rings each spot by how well right-now conditions match your catch history. Green means go. The more you fish, the smarter it gets.

KNOW BEFORE YOU KEEP
One tap opens the official size, bag, and season regulations for your state and federal waters, straight from the source. Save them to your phone before you run out of signal.

FULL TIDE TABLES
See the complete hi/lo schedule for today and the next several days, and switch between nearby NOAA stations to scout water before you run to it.

TAKE YOUR SPOTS ANYWHERE
Export your saved spots to GPX and import them into Navionics, Garmin, Lowrance, or any chart plotter.

WORKS WHERE YOU FISH — EVEN OFF THE GRID
Tide predictions cache a week ahead, species knowledge and bite windows are calculated right on your phone, and your spots load offline. No bars, no problem.

YOUR DATA, YOUR PHONE
No account. No cloud. No analytics. No ads. Your spots and catches never leave your device — the way serious anglers want it.

Tides and water data from NOAA. Weather from the National Weather Service. Fishing regulations link to official state and federal sources — always verify before keeping fish.

The local expert, in your pocket.