Fishing weather forecast
Every number you check before you go. One app.
Wind, waves, tide, currents, sun and moon, sky, and the live buoy reading, for the spot you fish. And when you log a catch, Log.Fish keeps those conditions with it.
All of it in one place
Stop jumping between four apps at 5 a.m.
Wind, seas, tide, current and the buoy reading are on one screen, in the order you read them. Pull forecasts up to 7 days ahead.
Wind
01speed · gusts · direction
Hour by hour on the five-stop wind color scale, with gusts drawn above the sustained line.
Waves
02height · period · direction
Sea state as height and period, so 2 ft at 4 s and 2 ft at 9 s read as the different days they are.
Tide
03highs · lows · heights
The curve, the times, and MHW and MLW marked. Shown wherever a tide exists.
Sun and moon
04rise · set · phase · daylight
Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset and the phase, on the same timeline as the wind.
Sky
05cloud · rain · fog · temp · pressure
Cloud cover, rain, fog, air temperature, barometric pressure and sea surface temperature by the hour.
Currents
06speed · direction per hour
Current speed and set for every hour, read against the tide line above it.
Conditions now · Live buoys
The forecast says what should happen. The buoy says what is happening.
You get both. Live readings from NOAA’s NDBC buoy network sit above the forecast, labeled as what they are: the look before you go. Stale readings are hidden, not guessed.
Buoys now
2.6 ft seas at 4 s · WNW 16 kts · water 59°F
44013 · csim3 · bhbm3 · 31 min old at capture
Captured from the app, Massachusetts Bay, Oct 6, 2026. Not a live feed.
Read it your way
Plain words or every hour. You pick.
Simple: one plain sentence per part of the day.
No chart reading. Each 6-hour block tells you the wind, the seas, where the tide is going and when the sun comes up, in words.
Wind 5–9 kts out of the SW, holding into the afternoon. Seas flat at 0–1 ft at 6 s. Tide coming in, high at 9:14 AM. Sunrise 6:45 AM.
Detailed: every hour, every value, on one timeline.
Wind, waves, tide, sun and moon, sky and currents stack on one shared hour grid. Read the wind at sunrise and the current at low tide in a single column.
Wind · Waves · Tide · Sun and moon · Sky · Currents
Both views are free for everyone. Switch any time with the toggle at the top of the forecast.
Pick your spot
The spot you fish. Not the town you live in.
Tap the chart where you plan to fish and get the forecast for that exact point: a ledge, a rip, a buoy, a cove. Save it, and the next days are one tap away, with a strip of the week’s wind under each date.
B Buoy · 42.38° N · 70.78° W · saved
It remembers the bite
The forecast that remembers what the fish liked.
Log a fish and Log.Fish saves the wind, tide, current and water temp at that spot and that minute on its Log Sheet, automatically. No weather app does that. After a season, your Log shows what the bite needs.
- Wind
- SW 6 kts
- Tide
- 3.3 ft, falling
- Seas
- 1.0 ft at 6 s
- Water
- 59°F
Gold marks a value the app filled in for you.
The sources
The best of each source, on one screen.
Forecast models plus live measurements. Most apps give you one or the other. Log.Fish pulls forecasts from meteoblue and Stormglass, tides and currents from NOAA, and live readings from NOAA’s NDBC buoys. Each value comes from the source we chose for it; nothing is averaged.
Wind and sky
meteoblue
Wind and sky come from meteoblue's multimodel forecast: many weather models, weighed by machine learning. Not one model's guess.
Swiss forecaster, founded 2006, a pioneer of multimodel forecasting. Accuracy claims are meteoblue's own, for its Learning MultiModel.
Sea state and water
Stormglass
Wave height, swell, currents and water temperature for the exact point you tap, through Stormglass.
Stormglass draws on the world's leading weather and ocean institutions. Source: Stormglass.
Tides and currents
NOAA
Official U.S. tide predictions and marine forecasts, the numbers captains already run their day on.
U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. No endorsement implied.
Conditions now
NDBC buoys
Live readings from NOAA's buoy network, straight off the water: wind, wave height, pressure, air and water temperature.
Live readings, not a forecast. Readings can drop out; the app hides stale ones.
Free vs Pro Logger
Today and tomorrow are free. The week is Pro Logger.
Simple and Detailed are both free. Pro Logger buys the full week, the chart overlays, and the full conditions on every catch you log.
Free
$0
- Today and tomorrow's forecast
- Simple and Detailed views
- Live buoy readings
- Any spot on the chart
Pro Logger
$9.99 / mo or $99 / yr
- Everything in Free
- Full 7-day forecast
- Chart overlays
- Full conditions on every catch you log, back to your first
Less than a bag of bait.
Start Pro LoggerQuestions
Fishing weather, answered.
Where does the forecast come from?
Forecasts come from meteoblue and Stormglass, tide and current predictions from NOAA, and live readings from NOAA's NDBC buoy network. Each value on screen comes from the source we chose for it. Nothing is averaged across sources.
How far ahead does the forecast go?
Free accounts see today and tomorrow. Pro Logger shows the full 7-day forecast for any spot you pick.
What is the difference between Simple and Detailed?
Simple writes the forecast as plain sentences for each 6-hour block of the day. Detailed shows every hour and every value on one shared timeline, so you can read the wind at sunrise and the current at low tide in the same column. Both views are free; you switch with the toggle at the top of the forecast.
Does it work for freshwater fishing?
Yes. Wind, sky, sun and moon work everywhere. Tides show only where they exist, and there are no buoys inland.
What happens to the conditions when I log a catch?
Log.Fish saves the wind, tide, current, water temperature and the rest of the conditions at the exact spot and minute of the catch on its Log Sheet, automatically. Pro Logger shows you the full set on every catch you log, back to your first.
Check it once. Keep it forever.
The whole fishing forecast for your spot, free to start. Every catch you log keeps its conditions.