
Made for your next cast
Good days
start with
a cast.
A little friendly competition.
A lot more time on the water.
The fishing app. Coming soon to iPhone.
Out here, it all connects
The water.
The fish.
The stories after.

That first cast. The one that got away. The friendly “beat that” at the end of the day.
CAST-OFF brings that spirit to your phone, with a place to find fishing challenges, create a free practice tournament, and record how your day went.
A closer look at the appA little structure. More adventure.
Your water.
Your kind
of fishing.
Start with free practice. Find a tournament, bring your own challenge, and keep a record of your result.

Your day. Your challenge.

A closer look at the creation form

Actual app screens · illustrative practice event
Practice results are personal records. Official contests, verified catches, prizes, and payments are not available.
For the love of being out there
Real water.
Real reasons to go.
No two days on the water are the same.
That's the whole point.

Find your kind
of escape.
From the local lake to a new stretch of coast.

Every catch
has a story.
Remember the days worth talking about.
Keep the memory. Respect the water.
Good fishing goes beyond the catch. Follow local rules, handle fish with care, and practice responsible release when you release a fish.
Something good is on the horizon
The next cast
is just the beginning.
We're getting CAST-OFF ready for its first public release.
More time outside. More stories to bring home.
The App Store link will appear here when the app is available.
Before you cast off
A few things
to know.
When can I download CAST-OFF?
A public release date hasn't been announced. The iPhone app is coming soon; a real App Store download link will be added here when it's available.
What's the first experience?
Free practice tournaments: discover one, create your own, enter, and save or update your practice result. Practice is separate from official competition, verified catches, prizes, and payments.
What about fish scanning?
Photo-assisted fish tools are planned for a future release. Scanning and verified measurements aren't available, and we aren't making accuracy promises.