Fishing maps · works offline
Offline fishing maps for the water past the last bar
Rivers, streams, boat launches and the public land along them download free by state. Pro adds live stream flow from USGS gauges, water depth where surveys exist, and tide predictions.
Why a fishing map has to work offline
Good water is usually down a canyon or at the end of a forest road, and the question at the pull-out is always the same: is this bank public, and where is the next way down? The rivers layer comes from the USGS National Hydrography Dataset, and with public-land boundaries on the same downloaded map you can see which reaches run through forest or BLM ground and which cross private land.
Some fishing data is live by nature. Stream flow is a reading from a USGS gauge and needs a connection to refresh, so check it at the truck and let the offline map do the rest. Water depth comes from NOAA charts and Michigan DNR lake surveys — it covers coasts, the Great Lakes and surveyed inland lakes rather than every pond, and it is compiled from public survey data, not for navigation.
What’s on the map for anglers
- Rivers and streamsFree
The USGS National Hydrography Dataset, named and labelled.
- Boat launchesFree
Ramps and slipways.
- Public landsFree
Which banks are forest, BLM, state or local ground.
- Dams and weirsFree
The USACE National Inventory of Dams plus mapped low-head dams.
- Stream flowPro
Current discharge from USGS gauges. Live data — needs signal to refresh.
- Water depthPro
Depth areas and contours from NOAA charts and Michigan DNR surveys. Not for navigation.
- Tide stationsPro
NOAA stations with 7-day tide predictions.
- Wild & Scenic RiversPro
Federally designated river segments.
- Property parcelsPro
Who owns the bank, in 45 states.
Free means free: offline downloads, recording and safety features have no cap and no expiry. See exactly what Pro adds.
Fishing near me
Open the map and it centres on where you are, with the rivers, launches and public banks around you already on. Open the map, or type your town below to go straight to the named trails closest to it.
Find water by state
State pages count the boat launches, campsites and waterfalls mapped in each state, and every county below them does the same.
Questions about fishing maps
- Does stream flow work offline?
- No. Flow is a live reading from a USGS gauge, so it needs signal to update. The rivers, launches, land boundaries and depth layers are part of the map itself and work offline once downloaded.
- Does the map show lake depth?
- Where public survey data exists: NOAA electronic charts for coastal water and the Great Lakes, and Michigan DNR surveys for inland lakes there. It is not nationwide lake bathymetry, and depths are not for navigation.
- Does it show fishing regulations?
- No. The map shows water, access and ownership. Seasons, limits and special regulations come from the state agency.
The full FAQ covers offline packs, recording, subscriptions and data sources.