Better than a book
I forget my fish ID Boot on this, my fourth, trip to Maui. I now prefer the app. It’s easier to find fish, and to be confident of your identification. I especially like the ability to filter out rarer fish. Well done!
Description
Updated September 2024. Covers all shallow-water reef fish commonly seen by snorkelers (and some rare ones too). Flip through screens like pages of a book, or find a fish quickly by color or shape. Up to 5 photos per fish—showing juveniles, males, females, color variations. Videos of each fish too. Save fish you've seen in the Log Book. Sharpen your fish ID skills with flashcard-style Quiz Mode.
- For snorkelers and beginning scuba divers.
- 205 species** / 600+ photos!
- Identify fish by color, shape, family group, or name (common, scientific, Hawaiian).
- Multiple photos of most fish.
- Flashcard-style quiz.
- Videos of all fish (requires internet).
- Logbook: save fish, add notes, share Logbook (text only).
- Links to Fishbase and Reef.org for each fish.
- Works great on iPads too.
** Only half of Hawaii's 400+ shore fish live at snorkeling depths. For easier ID, faster download and smaller footprint, this app omits deeper-dwelling fish. For a more complete set of fish, see my app Scuba Fish Hawaii.
Created by John Hoover, author of Hawaii's best-selling marine life ID books: The Ultimate Guide to Hawaiian Reef Fishes, and: Hawaii's Sea Creatures, a Guide to Hawaii's Marine Invertebrates. Check them out on Amazon.
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- For snorkelers and beginning scuba divers.
- 205 species** / 600+ photos!
- Identify fish by color, shape, family group, or name (common, scientific, Hawaiian).
- Multiple photos of most fish.
- Flashcard-style quiz.
- Videos of all fish (requires internet).
- Logbook: save fish, add notes, share Logbook (text only).
- Links to Fishbase and Reef.org for each fish.
- Works great on iPads too.
** Only half of Hawaii's 400+ shore fish live at snorkeling depths. For easier ID, faster download and smaller footprint, this app omits deeper-dwelling fish. For a more complete set of fish, see my app Scuba Fish Hawaii.
Created by John Hoover, author of Hawaii's best-selling marine life ID books: The Ultimate Guide to Hawaiian Reef Fishes, and: Hawaii's Sea Creatures, a Guide to Hawaii's Marine Invertebrates. Check them out on Amazon.
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Snorkel Fish Hawaii for iPhone Reviews
Great companion to snorkeling, one request…
Love the app! It would be extra fun to be able to use the app to save/organize my own photos.
Great snorkel primer
This is the app I was waiting for. Lots of info and clear pictures, but not overwhelming.
perfect
exactly the app i was looking for. commonality rankings super helpful for novices orienting themselves. logbook feature fun for keeping track of species seen
Wonderful app!
I love this app. It helped me identify a rare reef fish I saw in West Maui. And I love the logbook which allows me to nots which fish I’ve seen. Videos are helpful too. Highly recommended.
Super Cool!
I love this app. It’s got it all. Great job designing it. Great pictures. Good info. I love the videos. I like that you include the Local names. Please consider doing one for Caribbean fishes too.
Good app
Very informative
Must Have! 🐠
A great go to app for every snorkeler! Very easy to maneuver. Great pics and very informative!
Great App from an Expert
I have John Hoover’s books and I use the app most because of the convenience for travel and multiple photos/videos. A few things that would make it a 5-star app: ability to sync sightings between devices and ability to make multiple sightings (you can add notes, but it’d be better if you could enter date and place in a form as well).
Needs a way to log where & when you saw each fish.
That's all.
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App Info
- Category
- Travel
- Publisher
- John P. Hoover
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 3.7.1 (1 year ago )
- Released on
- Mar 5, 2017 (8 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, China, Japan, Egypt, Dominican Republic, Türkiye, Brunei, Italy, Angola, Sweden, Kazakhstan, Singapore, Romania, Algeria, Uruguay, Portugal, Spain, Belarus, Belgium, Israel, Lebanon, Kuwait, Peru, Netherlands, Vietnam, Switzerland, Mexico, India, Ecuador, United Arab Emirates, Germany, Indonesia, Thailand, Hungary, Taiwan, Hong Kong SAR China, Argentina, Azerbaijan, Russia, Greece, Nigeria, Ukraine, Pakistan, Philippines, Chile, Colombia, South Africa, Czechia, Finland, Poland, Nepal, France, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Brazil, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, South Korea
- Last Updated
- 3 days ago
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