Android Apps
horsehunter
Posted 9/10/2012 7:24 AM (#583593)
Subject: Android Apps




Location: Eastern Ontario		Besides Navionics what are the most usefull fishing apps for the Android phone?

2T Critter
Posted 9/10/2012 8:18 AM (#583606 - in reply to #583593)
Subject: RE: Android Apps




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I use "Time 2 Fish" it give sun/lunar info and its free.
FAT-SKI
Posted 9/10/2012 8:28 AM (#583609 - in reply to #583606)
Subject: RE: Android Apps




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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished		"radar now" is one of my personal favorites, shows you where the front is coming from and how fast it will get to you. if your one of those people (like me) that likes fishing right before the storm... you need this app.. and yes it is also free
horsehunter
Posted 9/10/2012 8:40 PM (#583744 - in reply to #583593)
Subject: Re: Android Apps




Location: Eastern Ontario		Thanks I will check them out. Any others? Someone said there was an app for Muskie Mike's Trolling Secrets but I cant find it. I have the book but an app would be handy.
WI Skis
Posted 9/10/2012 9:14 PM (#583758 - in reply to #583593)
Subject: Re: Android Apps





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Location: Oshkosh		I like the north American fisherman app for majors and minors.

Peter
Fiedler
Posted 9/10/2012 9:30 PM (#583765 - in reply to #583593)
Subject: Re: Android Apps





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Location: beloit		Knot wars is a good one
Johnnie
Posted 9/11/2012 9:23 AM (#583837 - in reply to #583765)
Subject: Re: Android Apps





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Location: NE Wisconsin		"SolunarCast" has moon over head and moon under foot along with all the standard stuff.
Brady080
Posted 9/13/2012 9:42 AM (#584399 - in reply to #583593)
Subject: Re: Android Apps




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Cabalas recon fish give a free trail per email address.
Pearson_Plugs
Posted 9/13/2012 10:05 AM (#584407 - in reply to #583593)
Subject: Re: Android Apps





Location: Ohio		Instant radar to go along with Radar Now and Sun/Moon this sets itself to your GPS location.
North of 8
Posted 9/13/2012 10:54 AM (#584432 - in reply to #584407)
Subject: Re: Android Apps




Are there any apps that would automatically send a message when there are thunderstorms in the area?
tundrawalker00
Posted 9/13/2012 11:45 AM (#584445 - in reply to #584432)
Subject: Re: Android Apps




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Location: Ludington, MI		I believe you can program droids to act as emergency weather radios, with alarms and all. My co-worker was awakened when her husband's Galaxy SIII went off in the middle of the night with an urban flood advisory or something.
Schuler
Posted 9/18/2012 8:45 PM (#585651 - in reply to #583593)
Subject: Re: Android Apps





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Location: Davenport, IA		Fresh network for remote locations. It will reset your radios to achieve better signal.
Fuel log will keep track of fuel mileage. You can put both your truck and boat in.
NFL mobile (Verizon only) will allow you to listen to or watch games on the water.
Flashlight apps are great when you cannot find your actual flashlight.
Riverrat351
Posted 9/18/2012 9:13 PM (#585655 - in reply to #584432)
Subject: Re: Android Apps




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Location: Central Wisconsin		North of 8, You can sign up with your local TV weather to get text messages when your area is under a t-storm watch.
stdevos
Posted 9/19/2012 5:37 PM (#585841 - in reply to #584432)
Subject: Re: Android Apps





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Location: Madtown, WI

North of 8 - 9/13/2012 10:54 AM Are there any apps that would automatically send a message when there are thunderstorms in the area?

 You can set this up with the myweather app (free) to send you a text when there is a warning/watch issued for your area.

North of 8
Posted 9/19/2012 7:53 PM (#585868 - in reply to #585841)
Subject: Re: Android Apps




Thanks for the replies. I have had a couple nasty surprises while fishing on smaller lakes, where you don't see the thunder clouds until they are almost on you. This is something I will have to look into.