Fish | Hunt FL

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Last verified 31 Jul 2026

3.4 566 ratings · App Store

1. 3/5One Major Flaw!

   This is great for license convenience!!! Most of the other functions work well and are very useful. However, the sunrise and sunset feature has a major flaw in my opinion. Please add a feature to allow us to choose a location for sunrise and sunset!!!! The problem is that you have to have your "Location Services" on to find out what time the sunrise or sunset is. Most of the time, I'm trying to find this information for another location!!!! I'm not hunting or fishing in my house or at work!!!! I'm going to travel to another part of the state and I need to know what time the sunrise is at THAT location!!!! Florida and Georgia use basically the same app, so hopefully a change to one would carry over to the other app. I live in Florida, but I'm going to Georgia tonight and I need to know what time the sunrise will be in north Georgia tomorrow!!!! Others may be flying in to South Florida for a fishing trip and want to know what time the sunrise and sunset will be...

   letgo pita · 31 Jul 2026

2. 1/5Price Gouging

   They no longer offer 3 day nonresident saltwater fishing licenses online. The app directs you to bait stores that do not sell licenses anymore. The state expects you to visit a DMV or other government establishment to receive your 3 day license. So Monday - Friday, 8am to 5pm which is ridiculous considering the majority of individuals are purchasing this for one or two time use on their vacation. Once you click annual license, the price states $49. Once you go to buy you must procure two other licenses as well even though they do not apply to you. As a consistent visitor to Florida this is an extremely frustrating update. It has not been this way the past several years. It is outrageous to charge $65 for someone to fish on the weekend just cause they can’t get to a government building on their vacation. While I purchased a license it is quite obvious that this update will only lead to more visitors illegally fishing. Hopefully this is corrected cause it seems extremely coordinated to put visiting fisherman in a bind which results in a more expensive license purchased for the state. (NO STARS)

   J DUB20 · 31 Jul 2026

3. 3/5Great app.. BUT....

   Excellent app that I use, while fishing, for accessing licensing information and records, as well as tide and seas information. However, many features are not accessible when you are offshore, fishing, in an area without cellular coverage. So, when you're out in the reef, you do not have access to fish ID pictures from the linked fishing handbook, license information and size/quota information. These would be very convenient to have actually downloaded into a user's phone, for offshore retrieval. Additionally, the app would benefit greatly by having a fish identification library with large photos, rather than only relying on the small bitmaps in the linked regulation pamphlets...

   W S 2 · 31 Jul 2026

4. 4/5Great usage and potential, fix text bugs

   Love having my license stored. I wish there was an offline mode to store a recent copy of fishing regulations, etc.. Also when the app pulls data from the website some pages do not display correctly. (I’m on iphone 6+ running ios 11.2.6 for bug reporting purposes) After looking through other reviews for this app, one mentioning formatting errors from 3 years ago. It would be nice to see this issue fixed as navigating fishing regulations is too difficult. Luckily there is the workaround with the ‘view full website’ button but at that point it’s much easier to just navigate the website from your own browser of choice and not from within the confines of the app window.

   Egoistic stub · 31 Jul 2026

5. 4/5One issue

   I think this is a great app for anything marine life regarding fishing, hunting, lobstering, etc but I think there’s an issue with the identification of the salt water fish. Some of the saltwater fish have an identification picture but the others don’t. An example would be the black grouper. The black grouper has a picture of it so we know what it looks like when identifying it but the other grouper and some of the other fish don’t have a picture. How are we supposed to know what we caught? It’s important so we know what type it is to determine the regulations for them. Also there should be an improvement on the picture charts of the saltwater fish because the picture charts keep redirecting me to safari and then the FWC app redirects me to the homepage

   Ravensboy97 · 31 Jul 2026

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