Less searching. More time on the water.
The tools anglers want.
One fishing companion.
From the first check of the rules to the last entry in your journal, AnglerBC keeps your fishing day together.
01 / RULES & NOTICESKeep the rules close.
Read source-linked DFO and BC regulations, catch-limit tables and opening or closure notices. Automatic official-source checks help keep the app's information current.
Exact area, date, species and exceptions matter. Original rules control; shellfish safety needs a separate SHELLI check.
Preview notices →
02 / GPS, MAPS & OFFLINEFind a water. Save the view.
Explore by GPS, switch map and regional satellite views, and download selected coverage before leaving reception. Keep your favourite waters and spot notes at hand.
Offline works only for saved coverage and zoom. Satellite imagery is regional resolution; maps don't establish legal access.
Explore offline packs →
03 / WEATHER & FISHING WINDOWSChoose your moment.
Check location weather, wind, humidity, pressure and supported tides. Compare estimated fishing windows and see the conditions behind the outlook—not just a number.
Planning estimates, not catch or safety guarantees. Verified tide references currently cover two Lower Mainland stations.
See the conditions outlook →
04 / CAMERA & SPECIES GUIDEGet a second look.
Use a camera or gallery photo alongside the 21-species guide. Compare features offline, or deliberately choose online photo analysis for an additional species suggestion.
Offline matching is feature-assisted, not neural photo recognition. Online analysis needs consent; suggestions aren't legal identification.
Meet the fish guide →
05 / JOURNAL & SAVED SPOTSRemember the good days.
Keep catches, photos, length notes and favourite spots in a personal journal. Build your own record of the waters, techniques and moments worth returning to.
Journal photos stay local unless separately selected for online analysis. Device storage isn't an encrypted vault.
Preview your field journal →
06 / TRIP & FIELD TOOLSBring the little essentials.
Plan by date, species and region. Store a licence copy and checklist, consult knot and river guides, and check readings from supported river gauges before heading out.
A stored licence or checklist doesn't validate entitlement. Gauge and reference coverage is limited and source-labelled.
Walk through a fishing day →