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Choose Your Water and Target
Start with a launch area, target species, range, and depth band so the planner focuses on water you can actually fish.
First Trip Setup
Pick your home port, target species, nearby structure, weather window, route, and private trip context so Captain Brad can compare what looks worth running.
Start with a launch area, target species, range, and depth band so the planner focuses on water you can actually fish.
Use bathymetry, relief shading, hard-bottom context, offshore conditions, and saved history to build a realistic short list.
Use a Power Prompt or your own question to compare the options against map evidence, weather, diary notes, and catch logs.
Save waypoints, build the route, download the area, and leave the dock with the reasoning attached to the plan.
AI Fishing Planner story
The first-trip path is intentionally simple: start with one real trip, let Captain Brad pressure-test the plan, then save the route, download the map, fish it, and use private history to make the next plan sharper.
Captain Brad can reason over your selected water, target species, saved spots, diary notes, and conditions.
Map layers, offshore conditions, relief, contours, and bottom clues stay close to the AI answer.
Turn the answer into private waypoints, route legs, downloaded map coverage, and a plan you can run.
Catch logs and diary notes become private planning memory instead of another public fishing feed.
Start with water you can actually reach, save a practical route, check the weather window, and use Captain Brad to compare the plan before you spend fuel.