Australia's coast and inland waterways, reduced to one clear answer: where to go, what to target and how to fish it. Reefseeker combines thousands of established fishing marks, deep species knowledge, mapped seabed and live conditions, so you spend less time guessing and more time on the water.
Every suggestion starts with ground truth: thousands of established fishing locations with known catch records, gathered from across Australia and tied to species, season, tide, bottom type and technique. Our own research on how each species behaves and how it is fished is layered on top, so the app reasons about places instead of just showing pins.
Reefs, wrecks, jetties, rock platforms, drop-offs, channels, rivers, lakes and dams across every state and territory, each with its known catches and the conditions it fishes best in.
Behaviour, preferred water temperature, light, tide, depth and bottom type, plus the rigs, baits, lures and techniques that work, with location-specific research.
700+ places: entry points, depths and skill levels for dives, plus lookouts, shipwrecks, lighthouses, wildlife watching and swimming holes, with safety checks built in.
Thousands of zone boundaries so the coach never sends you into a sanctuary area, plus rules for every jurisdiction.
National seabed habitat and depth mapping covering around 900,000 km² of surveyed Australian seabed feeds every calculation, so the app knows reef from sand from weed under the boat.
Starting settings for your fish finder, using the menu names of Garmin, Humminbird, Lowrance, Simrad, Raymarine and Furuno units.
Tell Reefseeker what you run and it gives you starting settings for the depth, bottom and conditions at your mark: frequency, range, bottom lock, gain, surface clarity, noise rejection and more, each with a plain-English reason.
The coach re-reads conditions as they change and tells you what to do next. Live catch reports are only one small part of it; these feeds work behind every suggestion.
Hour-by-hour forecasts with safety warnings when conditions turn.
LiveMarine forecasts, swell and tide phase shape the bite windows and which marks are safe.
LiveSea-surface temperature, and the temperature edges where baitfish and predators stack up.
DailyWe constantly scan close to a hundred data sources for facts about real catches, and deliver them to you live.
LiveOpt-in results from other Reefseeker anglers, shared as anonymous results in a rough area, boost spots that are firing.
LiveOfficial depth contours, seabed habitat and survey coverage from Seamap Australia and Geoscience Australia, around 900,000 km² of surveyed seabed.
On demandYou shouldn't need to read ten charts. Reefseeker works out the best location, species and fishing method for you, right now.
A clear move: where to go, what to target and how to fish it, with sounder settings to match. It adapts as your session goes and learns from your catches.
Switch any time from the top of the app.
A clean display on your phone. The app does the hard work in the background and gives you easy guidance.
For the keen angler on a tablet or PC: see the actual data and draw your own conclusions.
No-take zones are filtered out, and weather and swell warnings are shown before you go. Reefseeker is a guide, not a navigation aid: always check official sources.
We only use facts from public pages, write our own summaries, link back to the source and obey robots.txt. About ReefseekerBot.
Sharing catches is opt-in and anonymous: just species, result, an approximate area and the hour. Read the policy.
All Australian states and territories: the coast and offshore reefs, estuaries, rivers, lakes and dams, with the deepest coverage along the east, south and west coasts.
No. It runs in your browser. Add it to your home screen for an app-like experience.
The marks and zoning load with the app, but live weather, tide, satellite and report feeds need a connection. Fetch before you leave the ramp.
Treat them as guidance. Many positions are estimated from written descriptions and seabed data is gridded, so always use a chart plotter and proper navigation, and keep a lookout.
Nothing while we test. When paid plans arrive, the essentials will stay simple and early testers will be told first.