GOOD DECISIONS START WITH GOOD SOURCES

The bigger picture.

A little transparency about what’s behind the water.

A product preview, not a live forecast.

All fishing verdicts, factor explanations, timelines, warnings, listings and bait-stock information are seeded sample data. No live weather, river, tide or marine feeds are connected. Business listings are illustrative, not verified businesses. OpenStreetMap tiles are the only live map data used.

IRELAND’S NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE

Met Éireann

Intended source for Irish weather forecasts and official weather warnings.

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OFFICE OF PUBLIC WORKS

OPW · waterlevel.ie

Intended source for river gauge levels and hydrometric observations.

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OPEN WEATHER DATA

Open-Meteo

Intended source for forecast weather variables including wind, pressure and temperature.

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IRELAND’S MARINE MAPPING PROGRAMME

INFOMAR / GSI / Marine Institute

Intended sources for seabed mapping, bathymetry and marine context.

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FISHERIES, ACCESS & CONSERVATION

Inland Fisheries Ireland

Angling information, conservation rules, salmon licensing and current fishing regulations. Always consult the current rules.

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GLOBAL EMPIRICAL OCEAN TIDE MODEL

EOT20 · DGFI-TUM

Intended tide-model attribution. No EOT20 data or tide engine is connected in this version.

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© OPENSTREETMAP CONTRIBUTORS

OpenStreetMap

The map uses OpenStreetMap raster tiles. Map data is available under the Open Database Licence (ODbL). Standard tile use follows the OpenStreetMap tile usage policy.

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The final call is always yours.

A fishing outlook is not a safety assessment, navigation tool, permission to fish or confirmation that a season is open. Check local conditions, access permissions, licences and current regulations. Wear appropriate safety equipment and never fish exposed marks in dangerous conditions.

Landscape photography: Unsplash. The image is illustrative and is not a verified photograph of any individual fishing spot.

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