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- What it is
- Store information collected; independent summary not yet available.
- At a glance
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- Free to download
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- Sports
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
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Shown for US
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Ratings & reviews
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4/5Seals
More than a review , the site has been very handy with some of the fisheries especially with my local one area seven closing down. It’s handy to be able to know where you can still go and what opens however, I hope they will step up and make things a little more user-friendly, such as prawns and halibut days. If Washington fish and wildlife wants more user support, they really need to make an effort to show the negative impact that the native salmon commission has they are hurting us all. Commercial tribes, and sports mission alike. Also, at some point in time we have to address the elephant in the room and get rid of some of these invasive seals. The natives no longer hunt them and the local orcas no longer eat them since in the late 1800s there primarily food source the seals were nearly wiped out. So they had to turn to salmon. To survive long enough that they did not educate their offspring that seals were a food source so wants to seal population came back, and the natives were no longer allowed to have them. They’re only other natural predator of the orca have lost their instinct. No we are stuck with an over population with an alpha predator that we are unable to control. The tribes are unable to harvest, and New York is no longer realize that they’re a food source. Washington fish and wildlife will use the lack of food for the orcas as an excuse to keep the rest of us on the water meanwhile, there are solutions to make things better. Come on guys. It’s not that difficult to manage this resource. This is coming from a avid sports fisherman, lifelong commercial fisherman as well as an Alaskan native. So I’m not coming at this as any bias from anyone of the three greatly affected.
Highline3880 · 31 Jul 2026
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4/5Could be a great app but....sync issues
I was excited to get this app, but every time I open it, it gives me a message that says it failed to sync and the last time it synced was April 18, 2018. I have tried to get it to sync, but it won’t. Even with the last bug fixes, I am still having issues. How do I fix so I can use the app? Updated review and changed from 3 stars to 4 stars. I deleted the app and re-installed it per Jake’s instructions. Took a few try’s to get the information updated from the Dept. site but it finally did update and it’s working fine so far. I just hope that I don’t have to uninstall/reinstall every time there is an update available. You might work on that for the next updates. Thanks.
Fan of Starbucks · 31 Jul 2026
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2/5Salmon/steelhead river fisherman
1st a question: does this app provide up to date salmon steelhead fishing regulations for rivers (Columbia river, Snake river, etc.)? If I was able to get past the “Updating regs. This may take a minute..”, I would be able to answer this question myself.. However, the app downloads the regs fine, then stalls updating for 10+ minutes before I get frustrated and shut the app down. I’ve tried updating the app, re-installing the app, and waiting for much longer than the ‘minute’ of updating.. to no avail. This is a great move forward with Washington fishing regs, especially for salmon/steelhead fisherman who have to dig through the abyss of emergency regs to find out if/when/where we can fish for these beasts.. I don’t understand why it has to be so difficult to determine if I can or cannot fish on a specific river. Idaho makes it infinitely easier to read regulations, maybe Washington can take a page from their book, or maybe the whole book...
Lil rowbot · 31 Jul 2026
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2/5Helpful at a glance
I like the app and it’s concept, it’s super easy to use and quickly check regulations on body’s of water. I do find it hard to know where you are looking sometimes because nothing is named. It would be much better if at least the bigger rivers are named so you know you aren’t looking at a small creek. I often find myself going back and forth between this app and google maps to make sure I am following the right river/creek. The other issue I have with the app is it takes FOREVER for the emergency rules to update and half the time I just get frustrated and close the app. When the emergency rules are trying to update you can’t use the app at all. If it’s going to take forever for them to load it would be nice if you could still at least use the map because sometimes the emergency rules don’t even matter to the bodies of water that I fish. I like the app and the concept but I think it needs further development.
tallcurt · 31 Jul 2026
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1/5Constant issues with functionality
With how the department has decided to manage fisheries, with constant emergency orders superseding the published seasons, using this app is invaluable to make sure you are in compliance. The issues with it never functioning properly make that all the more frustrating. Currently it will never load the map, saying you are zoomed out too far to see bodies of water, please zoom in. Zooming in does nothing, changing base maps does nothing. Searching for bodies of water does nothing, nor does restarting the app. I have to uninstall and reinstall the app every single time I want to use it. Before this it would never update the regulations, it would crash during update and if you read the developers response to those previous issues, it was again, uninstall and reinstall. None of these versions have been fit for distribution. Hoping some day this app will begin to be at least semi functional.
Ben_McG · 31 Jul 2026
Privacy & accessibility
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Versions
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1.0.44
Fix for ereg end date, now that server output is fixed Added urgent messaging capability for outages, etc. General performance and stability improvements
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1.0.45
Removed Director's message Bug fixes: catch record code not displaying on some waters carrots show on all reg cards; should only show on those with further info
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1.0.46
Bug fixes: Fix for catch record code not showing on some water bodies Fix for stream default rules showing closed year-round when not open Updates to glossary and about section content Glossary and about content fetched dynamically from service Performance and stability improvements
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1.0.47
Fix for urgent message on launch showing incorrectly Support for COVID-19 statewide closure Fix for photo access privacy strings Fix for crash on initial load, due to race condition presenting 2 views simultaneously
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1.0.48
Fix for urgent message pop-up not showing at launch
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1.0.49
Gets COVID-19 message dynamically, for updating by WDFW staff Support for re-opening fisheries after Stay Home order lifted, without further releases
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1.0.50
Fix for feedback submission Emphasized trespassing warning for statewide lakes
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1.0.51
Fix for orphaned downloads causing sync to never finish
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1.0.52
Fix for crab layers not showing for mouth of Columbia River
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1.0.54
- Fix for water body search - Fix for unintended clipboard access by third-party library - Stability and performance enhancements
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1.0.55
Bug fix for feature search
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1.0.56
Bug fix for search file not updating properly
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1.0.57
Fix for emergency regulation expiration date display/visibility
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1.0.58
Fix for corrupted map database file
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2.0.0
A complete rewrite of the Fish Washington app! * Improved performance and smaller data downloads. * New base maps & iconography to improve user experience. * Adds NOAA tidal predictions for marine waters and a portion of the Columbia River; requires a data connection. * Adds river gauges from multiple data providers; data varies by gauge and requires a data connection.
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2.0.1
A complete rewrite of the Fish Washington app! * Improved performance and smaller data downloads. * New base maps & iconography to improve user experience. * Adds NOAA tidal predictions for marine waters and a portion of the Columbia River; requires a data connection. * Adds river gauges from multiple data providers; data varies by gauge and requires a data connection.
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2.0.2
Adds 2024 Trout Derby information!
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2.0.5
Performance improvements. Adds fuzzy search for water bodies.
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2.0.6
Adds marine layer selection to regulations map bottom drawer Fix for regulation sync failure caused by hidden metadata files in zip files.
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2.0.8
Fix for updating trout derby and other layers Updated dependencies
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2.0.9
* Fixes rules display related to 2-pole fishing.
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3.0.0
Adds electronic license and catch reporting feature Bug-fixes
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3.0.1
Adds support for Columbia River Salmon and Steelhead Endorsement Bug-fixes
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3.0.2
Bug fixes
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3.1.0
· 29 Jul 2026
Updates to map library Performance and stability enhancements Fixes issue with map not loading on slow connections Fixes blank screen issue on sync Fixes eCRC sign in race condition Enhancements to tides feature, adding current data Adds Weather and Solunar tools Adds local logging feature Adds numerous error, warning and information analytics
Alternatives
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Availability by market
- US
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- Last verified
- 31 Jul 2026
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