You can be better
than you think.
With CASTA you document your fishing trips and turn every day on the water into experience you can actually use. Catches, conditions and – with the Apple Watch – your activity on the water all come together in one place.
Two ways to use CASTA.
Both give you a better overview of your fishing days – from a single catch to a complete session.
01 · iPhone only
The catch log
Record every catch: species, length, photo and a note. Spot, weather, air pressure and moon phase are added automatically. So you don't have to gather different details before logging.
Over time this becomes your personal catch archive. You can look back, compare conditions and see under which circumstances you were particularly successful.
02 · iPhone + Apple Watch
The full tracking
Everything from the catch log – plus the data of your session: casts are counted automatically and your route is recorded.
You can log bites and catches right on the watch while your iPhone stays in your pocket. That gives you a far more complete picture of your fishing day – from the first cast to the last spot.
01 · The catch log iPhone only
Your catch log.
Just your iPhone.
Log the catch: species, length and photo. CASTA automatically adds the spot along with weather and air pressure data. You don't need an Apple Watch for that.
Everything a day on the water gives you.
The catches of one day are grouped into a single fishing day. Every fish stays documented with place, time and photo. On the catch map you can retrace your catches later and share individual fishing days.
02 · The full tracking iPhone + Apple Watch
Every cast.
Counted for you.
Start the session on your wrist and simply keep fishing. CASTA counts the casts, captures bites and records your route.
You stay on the water.
Casts, bites and time run live on your wrist. You can log a catch directly on the Apple Watch – your iPhone stays in your pocket.
That turns an ordinary lure session into a complete record of your fishing day: where you were, how long you fished, how many casts you made and where the contacts came.
