A project by John TibellFångstrapportTake a photo, confirm, done.
Sweden's simplest catch diary. The photo fills in the species, the length and the place, and you confirm. About thirty seconds from photo to logged catch, and then the catch page fills itself with that day's moon, sun, air pressure and water temperature. Your spot stays yours.
From photo to catch
A small demo of the real flow, with an example catch.
- 1Take the photo
A phone camera is enough. Hold the fish level, with something for scale in the picture, a rod, a line or a hand, and the length gets better.
- 2The draft fills itself in
Species, length, method and a note on the weather, with the time and the water read from the photo. Nothing to type from scratch.
- 3Confirm, or change anything
You always have the last word. Every field can be changed before you publish.
- 4It counts itself
Verified public catches join the top lists by species, water, county and year, and any challenge you're in with friends.
Draft
An example catch, to show the flow.
The water, never where in it
Photos are stripped of their coordinates before anyone else sees them.
Bolmen
Everyone sees: Bolmen
A page that fills itself
The moon's phase, sunrise, dusk and daylight, worked out for the exact place and time of the catch.
The pressure at the catch and how it moved that day, so you can see what the fish were feeling.
At the catch and in the days around it, set against what's normal for the season.
Everything you log lands in your own private logbook too, whatever you share. Over a season it shows you what works on your waters.
Top lists that count themselves
Every verified public catch counts in the lists it qualifies for, by species, water, county and year. No separate entry.
A private fishing competition between you and your friends. You set the rules, and catches count automatically while it runs.
Open competitions with prizes from a sponsor. Log your catch as usual; if it qualifies, it's on the list.
“For anglers, by anglers.”
Sweden's simplest catch diary. Take a photo, confirm, and go back to fishing. And before you head out on the ice, check IsRapport.
