One water. One number.
Set your water once — a beach, a lake, a stretch of river, a club pond — and Bite remembers it. Every time you open the app it scores that water for right now, from sit it out through to prime, go now, and names the species genuinely most worth targeting.
Underneath it: the prime window counted down to the minute, and alerts worth acting on — “water is at 18.2 °C, right in the feeding window for grey mullet”.
Three steps for this session.
The part most apps leave to you. Written for this water, in this weather, at this state of tide.
Below it sits the whole board — every species that could realistically be caught, ranked, so you can see what you are choosing between and why.
Every angler learned from someone.
Ghillie is a fishing guide who answers anything, in plain language — rigs, baits, species, rules, or how something in the app works. Ask him at three in the morning on a riverbank and he answers. He is also how a beginner who has just bought their first rod stops feeling lost.
It still works in the valley.
Fishing happens in valleys, in woods and three miles down a beach. Most apps simply stop. Bite keeps going, and is honest about the parts that cannot.
- Every species guide, rig, bait and knot
- The regulations for where you are standing
- Solunar feeding times and true dawn and dusk
- Your tide table, from the last time you had a signal
- Catches logged offline, sent the moment a bar returns
Live conditions and the AI scans need a connection — the app says so, rather than pretending.
The rest of what you need.
Regulations where you are
Licences, close seasons, size and bag limits — for that species, at that spot.
Tackle shops nearby
Nearest, open now, with directions.
Angling clubs and day-ticket waters
Clubs and waters near you, with what they hold.
Knots, step by step
A full illustrated library that works with no signal.
Your language
The whole app translates, not just the menus.
Not a UK app with translations bolted on.
Bite works anywhere there is water. Species knowledge, regulations and fly patterns are region-aware, so an angler in Kerala is not handed a British species list and an angler in Montana is not offered British flies. Sea, river, lake, canal and stillwater — one app, in your language.
Where Bite has been tested on the bank so far.