Finding good spots to fish is one of the biggest challenges of new and veteran fishermen alike. Fishing is a multifaceted hobby/career with no one skill being enough to pull in big hauls every time.

Fish Reveal was designed to give fishermen a huge advantage in being able to find new fishing grounds. Historically, fishermen have had to purchase, beg a friend or pay for a charter to collect waypoints. With Fish Reveal you no longer need waypoints. You can see the ocean bottom, locate structure from your couch and see how to setup on these new spots while on the water. Find ledges, coral, hard bottom, wrecks, relief, rock piles and pot holes that hold fish and are not highly pressured. You could even be the first person to ever drop a line there!

Start by locating a few spots that look good for the species you are targeting. Drive to the location and use Fish Reveal to setup to make sure you are in the best spot.

Try us on the water and see how we save you time, money and frustration. Spend your valuable time on fish instead of searching for them. We offer a 7 day totally free trial. Our goal is to help new fishermen find where to fish and increase veteran fishermen’s yield by providing them new fishing grounds.

Fish Reveal HD maps show structures on the ocean floor in amazing detail. Simply put, this gives you the ability to see and discover new underwater structures that hold fish. Waypoints become a thing of the past, as now you can see your boat over the entire ocean bottom and use this valuable data to decide where to drop your hook.

Currently, Fish Reveal is available on the iOS App Store for both iPhone and iPad. We are working on expanding our platform availability, so stay tuned for updates!

The app is built to work on any updated iOS device with GPS enabled. iPads without the cellular option do not have GPS chips. You do not need to have an active cellular provider connected to use the GPS on a celluar enabled iPad.

All Fish Reveal maps are offered either Free, or on a 7-Day Unlimited Free trial. Download Free basemaps, or start your Free Trial of HD Bottom maps through the Fish Reveal app found on the Apple App Store.

Yes! Fish Reveal allows users to download maps for offline use, ensuring you have access even in areas without internet connectivity.

Currently our coverage is located in and around the Tampa, Florida area. Coverage for basemaps and HD maps vary by location. You can view all coverages and download our maps through the Fish Reveal app found on the Apple App Store. If you're fishing outside of Tampa and would like to see Fish Reveal map coverage in your area, please take a moment to send us a request here. We'll add new coverage based on demand, so don't hesitate to make your voice heard.

Our goal is to continuously add new maps. We are always evaluating new area requests and plan on rolling out new coverage based on demand, so if you don’t see coverage in your area please make sure you complete a new area request here.

This is due to an Apple security setting to protect users from unauthorized charges. In order to fix this issue go to Screen Time-> Content and Privacy Restrictions-> ITunes and App Store Purchases-> In-App Purchases, then make sure ALLOW is checked. You can turn this setting back off if you like after you complete the subscription process in the Fish Reveal app.

Fish Reveal’s basemaps are offered Free forever. HD structure maps come with a 7-Day Unlimited Free Trial and then move to either a monthly or annual subscription. Please check the Fish Reveal app on the Apple App Store for detailed pricing of our HD maps.

Yes! When updates are available for your area, you will be presented with a prompt inside of your app to download updates at no additional charge.

Yes! We offer monthly and annual subscription plans. Annual plans provide discounts of up to 30% over our monthly subscriptions plans.

In order for Fish Reveal to operate properly you need to provide it with location access on your iPhone. On you main iPhone screen go to Settings -> Fish Reveal -> Location and set to "While Using the APP". This will allow the app to show your location and also provide distance to waypoints from your current location.

In order for Fish Reveal to operate properly you need to provide it with location access on your iPhone. On you main iPhone screen go to Settings -> Fish Reveal -> Location and set to "While Using the APP". This will allow the app to show your location and also provide distance to waypoints from your current location.

Chartplotters use multiple coordinate systems and these systems are normally located in your chart settings. Fish Reveal uses the DDM (Degrees Decimal Minutes) format. To enter Fish Reveal waypoint coordinates into your chartplotter follow the below steps.

1. Google how to change your coordinate system for your particular chartplotter (this varies based on manufacture and model )

2. Change your system to DDM(Degrees Decimal Minutes). This change is not permanent and does not impact anything on the system other than the coordinate system you use and can easily be reverted.

3. Enter any of the waypoints from Fish Reveal you want to store.

4. Change your system back or leave it in DDM (this is personal preference and can be changed at any time).

Making change to you coordinate system is really just for display purposes. Changing the system back is as easy as going back into your settings. We plan to allow for multiple coordinate systems within the Fish Reveal App in the future.

There is currently no way to load Fish Reveal on your chartplotter as an overlay, however it could be possible to setup Fish Reveal to use your chartplotter as a monitor (depending on your manufacturer and model)

If you would like to use Fish Reveal with your chartplotter as a monitor you can follow the below steps to get things running.

This installation requires you to purchase some hardware and will vary based on your manufacture and model.

1. Find out if your unit supports video inputs. Best case is an HMDI input. Please be aware many units have an HDMI output, but no HDMI input. If you do not have an HDMI input don’t worry, many units have an RCA input even if they don’t have an HDMI input. You might require a special manufacturer cable to give you access to RCA video inputs. Simrad and older Garmins both allow RCA input via a special cable/connector. Please review your model to see if you require a special cable or connector.

2. Order the required parts. You will need at minimum 1 x Anycast Plus HDMI Wireless Display Receiver, 1 USB power port within 18” of the rear or your chartplotter. If you need more length you with also require a USB extension cord. If you have an HDMI input on your chartplotter the above hardware should be all you require, if so please proceed to step 3. If you do not have a HDMI input then you will also require an HMDI to RCA converter, a USB hub to supply power to the converter, manufacturer video cable or connector. Please review the bottom of this post for a list of possible hardware options. There are too many possible options to list setups for all of them. The process should be the same for all units with the exception of how you get video inputs for your chartplotter. We are happy to help in any way we can. You can email support@fishreveal.com if you have unit specific questions.

3. Connect the anycast to your HDMI input or RCA converter.

4. Plug in the USB power into the anycast and converter if required.

5. Configure Chartplotter to show video. This varies based on manufacturer and model, but should be in settings.

7. Connect your phone WiFi to the anycast WiFi

8. Mirror your phone to the anycast

9. Make sure your chartplotter screen is set to video.

All systems -> AnyCast M2 Plus WiFi HDMI connector around $20
All Systems-> USB power access (Check your chartplotter some already have this on the unit)$5-15
Any chartplotter without HDMI input, but with video inputs -> HDMI to RCA converter around $15
Garmin without HDMI input but with CBVS input (BNC Male to RCA Female Adapter or garmin part# 010-11376-00 with female to female RCA connector) around $30
Simrad without HDMI input but with video input (Simrad NSE Video/Communications Cable part# 000-0129-001) under $10

The above list is by no means exhaustive. You should check your model and manufacture before ordering hardware to make sure you have everything you need.