FishNibbles Live

FishNibbles is a privacy-first fishing journal and activity map built for anglers who want to remember what worked, see what is biting, and control what they share. DROP A FISHNIBBLE Record a Nibble, Bite, Hookup, Lost Fish, or Catch while the details are fresh. Save species, bait and lure, tackle, conditions, measurements, notes, photos, and the location that matters to your trip. KEEP A USEFUL FISHING LOG My Nibbles keeps your reports together with search, filters, maps, photos, editing, and sharing controls. Your private reports remain yours. SEE WHAT IS BITING Explore privacy-filtered activity on Map. FishNibbles distinguishes approximate public locations from exact locations that an angler deliberately authorized. PLAN WITH DISCOVER Use the dedicated Discover workspace to view Nibbles alongside fishing-access results and public-land boundaries. Map, Drop, and My Nibbles stay focused on the Nibble. PROTECT THE SPOT Choose Private, Friends only, Public approximate, or Public exact for each report. Enhanced sharing lets you review how much location detail accompanies a shared FishNibble. FISH WITH FRIENDS Connect with accepted friends, view Friends activity, and share useful fishing moments without creating an unrestricted public social feed. SIGN IN YOUR WAY Use FishNibbles email and password or Google Sign-In. Existing password accounts can explicitly link a matching Google account from Preferences; FishNibbles never silently links accounts by email alone. LEARN IT QUICKLY A brief, skippable walkthrough explains the core destinations. Replay it any time from Preferences. SEND FEEDBACK IN THE APP Tell the FishNibbles team what is working or where you hit a snag. Optional diagnostics are designed to avoid fishing locations, report content, photos, credentials, and tokens. FishNibbles requires an account for protected features. Some discovery and map services require network access and may depend on third-party provider availability. Public-land and fishing-access information is for trip planning and should be field-verified.