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Choose freshwater or saltwater fishing, select an available species, and set your location. WildGauge shows estimated activity windows alongside local conditions. Use those as a planning aid, then consider water conditions, habitat and what you observe at the spot.

Solunar tables describe major and minor activity periods derived from the positions of the sun and moon. WildGauge lets you consider these periods alongside weather and species forecasts. A solunar window is not a guarantee that fish or wildlife will be active.

WildGauge offers estimated whitetail deer activity windows to help you plan time in the field. These are not live animal locations or guaranteed sightings. Wind, cover, hunting pressure, season and local observations still matter.

Yes. Weather and species forecast views bring together available conditions, moon information and pressure trends. Data availability and forecast range depend on the location and source.

Not yet. Public-land ownership layers have nationwide reach, while private parcel boundaries come from connected state and county services with varying coverage. Check the map coverage checklist for active and pending counties. Landowner names appear only when the source publishes them. Missing parcel data never means land is public.

Some features do. Supported downloaded map packs and loaded driving directions can remain useful without a connection. Download coverage first. Live forecasts, new place searches, calculating a new route, the AI activity planner and Scout Assist camera recognition require internet access.

You can open WildGauge in your phone or desktop browser without an app-store download or signing in right now. Current saved content uses your device identity, so use the backup option in My Outings before changing devices or clearing browser data.

Yes. Hunting and fishing are the focus, with camping, hiking, kayaking, biking and other activities as extras. Explore outdoor places or include an available activity in your outing plan. Confirm closures, reservations, access and local rules with the managing agency.

Scout Assist checks camera snapshots for possible scat, rubs, scrapes, trails, bedding areas and antler sheds. It uses reference photos for scat comparisons and describes possible lookalikes. Results need field confirmation; appearance alone does not establish species or freshness. This experimental tool requires internet access.

On phones and browsers that support vibration, a recent possible detection can trigger repeated vibration briefly. Visual alerts are also shown. iPhone browsers use visual alerts. Alerts stop on Pause, expiry or detected camera movement, but snapshot delays mean they cannot stop exactly when a sign leaves view.

Yes. The GPS measurement tool supports current-location capture, single-tap and double-tap map points. It measures straight-line segments between points, not survey-grade boundaries or a guaranteed terrain-following distance. Review the phone's reported accuracy before relying on a measurement.

Where the parcel service publishes them, landowner names can appear at close zoom with parcel boundaries enabled. Names may be missing, withheld or outdated. Use the parcel details and source record for context, and obtain access permission separately.

Yes. Use the live compass preview on this page and allow access if prompted. You can see true-north heading, compass direction, coordinates and GPS accuracy when your phone and browser support them. Stop the preview whenever you want. This preview does not upload coordinates, and true-north compass readings require both a usable GPS fix and compass access.