FishingBC

It’s a great app but I can’t link my BC gov account to it, I have an angler number and license already with them but when I try to recover it through the link and type in my birth date and license number it doesn’t give me anything to select, I made an nrls account but it still wants me to buy a new license through them even though I have a license already. Other then that great app

Regis for area 14 do not match do website ????

It has a lot of good information, well presented and options for saving catches including saving your current fishing licence. But, sometimes, when you click on the link to access the ability to have AI identify your catch via your phones camera, it’s a dead link. Maybe it will be fixed in a future update, but all in all, this is a good app.

This is the ultimate app for BC residents owning a Tidal Water fishing license. - You can look up all the information you need -Fish identification - having your fishing license available on the app - and much more. To me, this App is a must have.

Much improved species ID and maps. Must have resource for anyone fishing in BC. Tides, regulations, Fish ID and more all in one app. Well laid out and easy to use!

I believe if you had a map for prawn openings green open red closed it would make it much easier to decipher

This app has come a long ways in the last couple of years. It’s very handy. The boundary map could be better. It would be nice to be able to zoom in. Otherwise big asset.

Vital information on the go, everything you need to know about fishing reg at your fingertips. Every fisherman/women should have if downloaded

App helps a lot with the very complex and ever changing Regs in BC tidal. There was a scaling issue and was fixed when I mentioned it.

The application syncs regularly to update changes to the regulations which provides a degree of confidence that one is informed to the greatest extent possible. Being able to check the management area and associated species regulations quickly is excellent. The only comment for improvement would be that sometimes the listing of management sub areas that have different regs within the same management area and how they relate to specific species regulations is sometimes confusing requiring multiple reviews to interpret leaving one to hope that you have the right understanding of the regs.