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Fishbrain is a fishing-community-logbook in the Fishing field. SiteLib rates it 91/100 (relevance 20/20, utility 18/20, uniqueness 19/20, professionalism 13/15, activity 15/15, credibility 6/10). Verdict: Highly recommended. Last verified by real crawling on 2026-11-02 04:55:38.
Editorial overview
Fishbrain combines a private fishing diary with a very large public catch community. A log entry can include species, size, gear, depth, weather and a photograph; the account then summarizes productive waters, baits, periods and personal bests. Each catch has location controls ranging from an exact public pin to a private record. Public observations populate water and species views, while paid Pro access adds exact public positions, Garmin depth contours, recommendations and other planning layers in supported regions.
Crowdsourced catches record successes and sharing choices, not all hours when people tried and caught nothing. Popular, accessible waters will therefore look denser than quiet locations, and an uploaded identification or position can be wrong. Many of the most revealing map features require a subscription. Protect sensitive spots before posting and check photo location metadata behavior. Treat community patterns as leads to investigate, while regulations, access rights, charts and safety information still need their authoritative sources.
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A large fishing community and logbook with catch maps, personal statistics, fish identification, regulations, weather context and optional Garmin depth charts.
SiteLib rates Fishbrain at 91 out of 100. Breakdown: relevance 20/20, utility 18/20, uniqueness 19/20, professionalism 13/15, activity 15/15, credibility 6/10. Verdict: Highly recommended.
Fishbrain is catalogued under: Fishing.
SiteLib last crawled and verified Fishbrain on 2026-11-02 04:55:38.