Your carp fishing journal and catch logbook.

Log a catch in seconds

Logging a fish is built to be done on the bank with wet hands, not typed up at home a week later.

• Weight and species — carp, plus catfish, sturgeon and other species you land
• The water and the swim you were fishing
• Rig, bait and any free-text detail you want to remember
• A photo of the fish alongside the record

The conditions are saved with every catch

Each catch and session carries the conditions recorded against it, so months later you can still see what the wind, pressure and weather were doing when it happened — instead of trying to remember.

Sessions, notes and blanks

Sessions record what you actually did, not just what you caught. Blanks are logged too, with structured notes, because a blank in the wrong wind is as useful to know as a forty in the right one.

Patterns from your own fishing

Once you have a few sessions logged, your journal starts showing what has actually worked for you — the waters, swims, baits and conditions behind your results, drawn from your own records rather than generic advice.

Private by default

Your journal is yours. Catches, notes, spots and session history are locked to your account — nothing in your journal is published or shared with other members.