Built for Australian waters
New Plan a trip — go, or don't go?

Know the water. Mark the catch.

Every catch tells you when to go back.

Log a fish and LureMark keeps the tide, wind, pressure, moon and river level it came with. Plan a trip and it tells you straight: Go, Worth a look, or Give it a miss.

Free plan, no card. Runs in any browser and installs to your home screen. Native apps coming soon.

LureMark wind map: a colour wind-strength field with flow arrows over Sydney
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LureMark Plan a trip: a green Go verdict for Lakes Entrance offshore at dawn, with Wind, Tide, Sea and Rules checks and the flathead rules for the likely kinds
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LureMark Insights: a fishing score of 68 out of 100 with the AI rationale for Sydney Harbour
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Bureau of Meteorology radar BoM river height & flow gauges WillyWeather tides & warnings Open-Meteo marine forecasts G-MW · WaterNSW · SunWater Seqwater · Hydro Tasmania · SRW Blue-green algae alerts
Watch it work

Go, or don't go?

Four checks for your spot and window. One straight call.

Twelve seconds. Real screens. No sound.

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See the app

The real thing, screen by screen

Swipe through — it's the same app you'll be holding on the water.

Plan a trip: Lakes Entrance offshore, today, dawn flagged as the best window, target Flathead, and the likely kinds offshore
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Plan a tripSpot, day, window and target — the best window flagged
Plan a trip verdict: Go, with Wind OK, Tide, Sea and Rules good, and the four check cards beneath
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Go, or don't go?Wind, tide, sea and rules, then a straight call
The game plan for a Murray cod morning on a dam: when to be casting, tactics, what to watch out for and your edge
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Game planTiming, tactics and your edge, written for the day
Insights: a fishing score of 68 out of 100 with the AI rationale
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Bite scoreWhy today is or isn't worth the fuel
Wind map: colour wind-strength field with flow arrows over Sydney
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Wind mapHeat field + live flow, scrubbable by hour
Weather hero: temperature, live tide state, wind, pressure and UV
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Today at a glanceLive tide state, wind, pressure, UV
Interactive tide curve with high and low markers for Milsons Point
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TidesReal curve, real station, drag to scrub
Wind pane: max wind, peak gust, dominant direction and pressure trend
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Wind detailMax, gusts, direction and pressure trend
Waves pane: swell height, period and direction with a compass rose
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Waves & swellHeight, period and direction at your pin
Browse waterways: 209 Australian rivers, lakes and dams with LIVE badges
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Waterways209 rivers, lakes and dams — LIVE where they report
Blowering Dam at 55 percent full with level and volume from WaterNSW
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Live dam levels%-full, level and volume, straight from the agency
Species catalogue with reference photos for Australian fish
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Species guideEvery AU species, with photos and rules
Murray Cod rules in Victoria: a 55 to 75 cm slot, bag limit 1, possession limit 5 and a 1 September to 30 November closed season, with jurisdiction and region tabs
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Species rulesSize, bag and season for your jurisdiction
Fishing Assistant chat with suggested questions
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AssistantAsk it anything about your session
Tackle Shop listings for a Shimano rod and reel
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Tackle ShopBuy and sell gear, angler to angler
Map of public catches near Sydney with an offline download button
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Maps & offlineDownload the area before you lose signal
Built from a lifetime on the water

Made by an angler who wanted to remember every good day.

The details that make a trip work end up scattered across photos, notebooks, weather apps and half-remembered stories. LureMark puts them in one place.

The developer's father fished, and his grandfather before him. Trout in small streams, Murray cod in the lakes, bream in the bays, pelagics offshore — every trip left clues behind about water, weather and timing. LureMark keeps those clues, and shares them only with the people you choose to fish with.

What you get

A fishing log that does the thinking

Most apps ask you what the weather was. LureMark already knows.

Plan a trip: go, or don't go?

Pick a spot, a day and a window. It checks wind, tide, water and the rules, then gives you a straight answer.

Log a catch in under a minute

Photo, species, size, done. Wind, pressure, water temp, swell, tide and moon are stamped on automatically. Hot session? MultiCatch logs the lot at once, signal or not.

AI Fish ID that knows AU species

Snap it and get the likely species, rated strong, possible or uncertain. Two fish in the shot? Pick one. Wrong? A quick Q&A narrows it down.

Ask the Fishing Assistant

"What should I throw at Wivenhoe this arvo?" It answers from the forecast and your own history, and quotes the real rules for your state instead of guessing.

A 0–100 bite score, seven days out

A score from wind, swell, moon and tide, then a brief with the reasoning, the species to target and the best window. Plan the weekend on Wednesday.

A weather page you arrange yourself

Drag, resize or hide every panel. Next 7 days or last 7, with a layout that suits the coast and another for fresh water.

Your spots — offline

Download the map before you leave range and navigate back to the exact metre where you hooked up. Catches sync themselves later.

Comps, clubs and leaderboards

Run a comp with live standings, share catches with a group only, and climb the boards against the people you actually fish with.

Rules for where you are

Size, bag and season warnings resolved from where the fish was caught, down to the river or zone. Official source linked every time.

New · Plan a trip

Go back to sleep, or go fishing?

Pick your spot, the day and the window. LureMark checks the wind, the tide, the water and the rules for what you're chasing, then gives you a straight answer: Go, Worth a look, or Give it a miss.

  • The best window of the day is flagged, with bite times alongside
  • Say "flathead" and it works out which kinds are likely where you're fishing, with the rules for each
  • Ask for the game plan: timing, tactics and the one thing most likely to wreck the session
  • Save it and it's waiting under My trips, with a satellite view of the spot
LureMark Plan a trip: a green Go verdict with Wind, Tide, Sea and Rules checks for an offshore dawn window
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LureMark species rules for Murray Cod in Victoria: jurisdiction tabs for ACT, NSW, QLD, SA and VIC, region tabs for Victorian rivers and streams, a 55 cm minimum and 75 cm maximum size, bag limit 1, possession limit 5, a closed season from 1 September to 30 November, the official measuring method and a link to the source
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Fishing regulations

The rules for the water you're standing in

Every state writes its own limits, and the boundaries don't follow the bank you're standing on. LureMark works out which authority governs your spot and shows those rules, with the official source linked.

  • Size, bag, possession, slot limits, closed seasons and no-take species, matched to the spot, not your home state
  • Region and waterway rules, not just statewide ones, plus the official measuring method
  • Border waters go to the authority that governs them. Lake Hume is Victorian, Lake Mulwala is NSW, and on a midstream border it asks which side you're on
  • Warnings while you log, before the fish goes in the esky. No verified rule? It says so
8states & territories covered
1,300+reviewed species rules on file
700+tied to a named region or waterway

Every rule is linked to an official source and carries the date it was last checked — VFA, DPIRD WA, NSW DPIRD, Fisheries Qld, PIRSA, NRE Tas, NT Fisheries and the ACT.

Always check your local rules before you cast or keep a fish. Rules change, and marine parks, permits and signage add more on top. LureMark is a guide, not legal advice.

Wind map

Watch the wind before you hitch the boat

The forecast wind painted straight onto the map: a heat layer for strength, live particles for direction. Scrub the day forward and see the sea breeze arrive.

  • Tap anywhere on the water for speed and direction at that point
  • Scrub hour by hour, and the field follows you as you pan and zoom
  • "Show live" overlays the observed wind from nearby stations on the forecast
LureMark wind map showing the wind-strength field and flow arrows over Sydney, with heat map and live particle toggles
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LureMark freshwater panel: Blowering Dam 55.0% full, level 359.80 m AHD, volume 882 of 1604 GL, sourced from WaterNSW
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Waterways & gauges

Know the water level before you drive four hours

Live readings straight from the agencies that publish them, so inland spots get the same treatment the coast gets from tide charts.

  • Dam and lake %-full, level and volume from G-MW, WaterNSW, SunWater, Seqwater, Hydro Tasmania and SRW
  • River height, flow and trend, updating hourly from the state agencies that own the gauges
  • 7-day history for level, volume and water temperature, hourly or daily
  • 200+ named rivers, lakes and dams, with a LIVE pip on the ones reporting now, and algae alerts as a banner
Swell, rain & radar

Know what the water will be doing

Swell height, period and direction, wave height and sea temperature. When your pin sits in sheltered water, it says so instead of quoting the open-ocean number.

  • BoM rain radar with a scrubbable timeline, plus satellite, lightning and synoptic charts
  • A sea-temperature map on a fixed colour scale, so you can compare this morning to last week and find the break
  • Severe-weather warnings for the exact pin, and sun and moon that work offline
LureMark waves pane: 1.4 m swell at peak, 8 second period from the SSE, with a direction compass
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LureMark Tackle Shop listings: a Shimano bait caster in Sydney and a Shimano Tiagra 30a in Geelong
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Tackle Shop

Sell the reel you never use to someone who will

A marketplace for Australian anglers, built into the app you already log your catches in. Rods, reels, lures, electronics and the rest, angler to angler.

  • List in a couple of taps: photos, condition, price and your rough area
  • Filter by category, condition and distance from you
  • Message the seller in-app, with contact details masked until you choose to share them
How it works

Three taps today, an edge every trip after

Log what you catch

Snap a photo, confirm the species. LureMark stamps the spot and the conditions.

Watch your patterns appear

Your best tide, time of day and technique, drawn from your own log.

Get told when to go

A bite score seven days out, or a straight Go / Give it a miss for any trip.

Native apps

iPhone and Android builds are on the way

The full app already runs in your browser and installs to your home screen, offline maps and camera included. App Store and Google Play builds are in development.

Coming sooniOS · App Store Coming soonAndroid · Google Play
Pricing

Free to fish. Pro when you're serious.

Every account starts with a 7-day Pro trial, no card up front.

Free

$0
forever
  • Up to 30 catches and 5 saved spots
  • Plan a trip — wind, tide, water and rules checks for any spot, day and window
  • Full weather, tides, wind, waves and today's river and dam levels
  • Offline map downloads, boat ramps and spot navigation
  • Season and rule-change alerts, a licence wallet with reminders, and a whole state's rules offline
  • Join any competition you're invited to
  • AI Fish ID three times a week, plus the Fishing Assistant and written game plans on a light allowance
  • Rain radar once a day
  • One Tackle Shop listing a month
Create an account

Pro

See in app / month
cancel any time
  • Unlimited catches, spots and saved locations
  • Unlimited AI Fish ID, Assistant, Insights briefs and trip game plans
  • Radar, satellite, lightning and synoptic maps on demand
  • Wind-field and ocean maps, plus last-7-days weather and waterway history
  • "Your spot lines up tomorrow" alerts for your planned and starred spots
  • Host competitions with live standings, for your crew or your club
  • Up to 5 Tackle Shop listings at once
Start the 7-day trial
FAQ

Questions anglers actually ask

Is it on the App Store or Google Play?

Not yet. LureMark runs in your browser and installs to your home screen in two taps, full screen, offline, camera and GPS included. Native builds are in development.

What does Plan a trip actually check?

Wind through your window, the tide and when it turns (or the live dam and river level inland), swell and sea temperature on the coast, and the rules for your target on that date. Each check comes back Good, OK or Poor with its source, and the verdict is a plain Go, Worth a look, or Give it a miss. The checks are free on every plan.

Does it work where there's no reception?

Yes. Download your map area before you leave and log catches as normal. Everything queues on the phone and syncs when you're back in range.

Which dams and rivers have live data?

66 impoundments report level and %-full through G-MW, WaterNSW, SunWater, Seqwater, Hydro Tasmania and SRW, and 122 river gauges report height and flow, most of them hourly from the state agency that owns the gauge. Behind those sits a list of 200+ named waterways, so your spot is findable even without a gauge.

Can other people see my spots?

No. Your spots stay private. You can share a catch with friends or a group while keeping the exact location to yourself, and nearby-angler information is aggregated and anonymised.

How does the app know which state's rules apply?

From the fishing spot, not your profile. The pin decides the jurisdiction, then the region or waterway decides which rule applies. Border waters map to the authority that actually governs them, and on a midstream border the app asks which side you're on. The official measuring method is shown with every size limit.

Is the AI going to tell me something wrong about the rules?

Size, bag and season answers come from a reviewed rules table with the official source and the date it was last checked. The assistant can't answer those from memory, and if there's no verified rule for your spot it says so. Treat it as a guide and always confirm with your state fisheries authority before you keep a fish.

Who's behind LureMark?

A lifelong angler, shaped by three generations of fishing across fresh water, bays and offshore. Feedback from anglers shapes what comes next.