Fishing, by Orma Logbook
Your fishing.
Every catch on its line, with its species, weight, length and bait, the record of each species, the tide and the moon noted with the trip, and your competitions round by round. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.
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Pike · 94 cm · 6.1 kg
The catch, line by line
The species, the weight, the length, the outcome, the bait or the lure and the time: each catch is one line. The species record is announced as you log it, the moment it falls.
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- Float fishing
- Predator fishing
- Carp fishing
- Fly fishing
- Surfcasting
- Boat
6 fishing methods
From float fishing to fly fishing, from carp to surfcasting: the method you choose suggests the species that go with it, and the list grows with your own methods.
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- Predator fish · 6
- Coarse fish · 6
- Carp · 4
- Salmonids · 4
- Saltwater fish · 6
26 species, from predators to the sea
Pike, zander, roach, carp, trout, European bass: the list is open, and each name added comes back afterwards when you log.
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24 roach · 1.8 kg
One batch, one line
Ten roach at once are logged on one line, with their count: the catch count adds them all up, and the weight of the batch never makes a record.
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- Released
- Kept
Released, kept, blank
The outcome is logged catch by catch, without judgement. A trip without a catch is logged too: zero stays distinct from a number not logged.
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- Calm
- Rippled
- Smooth
- Slight
- Moderate
- Rough
The state of the sea, from Calm to Phenomenal
Ten degrees of the Douglas scale for surfcasting and boat fishing, with the tide and its coefficient noted beside it.
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Round 2 · sector B3
The competition, round by round
Each numbered round keeps its sector drawn by lot, its weight weighed and its place. The overall place and the total points are kept on the competition.
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- New moon
- Waxing
- Full moon
- Waning
The moon, the water, the pressure
The phase of the moon is noted as you observed it, never calculated; the water temperature, its level and the pressure are noted beside it, to be read afterwards.
More than 1,700 ways to read your fishing
18 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 64 indicators to cross with 28 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 18ready-made analyses
- 64indicators
- 28criteria
- 1,792possible combinations
- Your biggest fish of each species
- Your greatest length, species by species
- Your catches, month by month
- The weight caught, month by month
- The number of catches on each bait or lure
- The biggest fish on each bait or lure
- The number of catches by time of day
- Your average catches per trip by water level
- Your average catches per trip by moon phase
- Your average catches per trip by tidal coefficient
- The fish you released and the fish you kept
- The number of trips with each method
- Your average catches per trip by method
- Your average round place, competition by competition
- Your average overall place, season after season
- The number of trips at each place
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the trips behind it open up. And every figure says how many trips it is based on.
The trip, then each catch
The place, the method and the date are chosen with one tap; the number of catches comes from the lines of the catch block. A catch is the species, the time of day, the weight, the length, the outcome, the bait or the lure. The rest — tide, moon, pressure, tackle — unfolds under “More details”.
- The species are filtered by default from the method: predators for predator fishing, sea fish for surfcasting.
- A batch of roach is logged on one line, with its number.
- The number of catches and the total weight are worked out from the lines; without the detail, you type them.
- A record per species is announced as you log.
Your trips, with their catches and weight at the top
Each trip gives its method, its date, its catches and their weight, its place and its duration; a competition carries its name and the mention “Official”.
- A trip with no catch is logged: “Catches: 0” stays distinct from a number not logged.
- The filters at the top separate competitions, training and friendly trips.
- A competition is filed with its rounds, its sector and its overall place.
- “Print the logbook”: the list of your trips as a PDF.
Your biggest pike, and its date
“Records by species” gives the maximum weight, the maximum length and the number of catches of each species; a tap on a record opens the trip where it was caught.
Where and when the fish bite
Trips are read by place, by time of day, by water level and by moon phase: what you noted is then compared, without ever a forecast.
Everything fishing brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Outcomes: cut short and walkover
- Fishing method (6), catches, total weight caught, finishers, category place, bib number, sector, age group (6), water temperature, water level (4), sea state (10), tide (3)…
- “Next trip” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Contest, individual championship, team championship, training camp and stay
- Rounds: round
- Overall place and total points
Records and markers
- Records announced the moment they fall: weight
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- By method
- By place
- Records by species
- Volume
- By bait or lure
- By time of day
- By water level
- By tidal coefficient
- By moon phase
- Catch outcome
- Catches per trip
- Final places
- Places by season
- Every figure says how many trips it is based on
And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.
Fishing, and everything else you do
Do you also hike, sail, or canoe? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
Free, with Premium
Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 trips; Premium opens your whole history.
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