recfishwest
iOS Universel / Sports
Download Western Australia's number one premium fishing mobile app for all your WA fishing rules.
Gain access to all of WA’s up-to-date fishing rules, fish ID, GPS interactive marine park info, artificial reefs, FADs and fishing safety infrastructure locations at your fingertips, even when you're outside of phone and internet reception!
High quality illustrations and details of hundreds of species of fish, crustaceans and other aquatic animals all accessible on your phone through this free app.
Includes up to date information about all your favourite fish, including fishing seasons and licences, bag limits, edibility ratings plus identify what you've caught with the easy three-step Recfishwest fish ID!
Passionate about fishing and want to do your bit for the sustainability of our precious fish stocks by sticking to the rules? Download your FREE app today!
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
Recfishwest is always fine-tuning the Recfishwest app to make it is easier for you to use and understand the fishing rules in Western Australia. This time around, Recfishwest has upgraded its highly popular fishing rules app giving it a fresh new look and even better usability along with some exciting new features. The WA fishing rules can be complicated – but now you can have even more confidence you’re doing the right thing out on the water with all the latest rules at your fingertips whether you’re in phone range or not. New features include much quicker download speeds, updated marine park info, clear seasonal closure boundaries and map locations for artificial reefs, Fish Aggregating Devices (FADs) and fishing safety infrastructure like angel rings and rock anchor bolts. We’ve made it easier for you to navigate around the app and overhauled ‘Other info’ section – so it’s much easier for you to find all the information you need and might want to know about Recfishwest. All of this on top of the individual species rules, fish ID, maps and my tools section. In addition, there’s six more species on the app now bringing the total to more than 240.
