Geofishing STEM is a Match and Feeder fishing log developed by an angler for anglers. It is designed to help you understand how a session unfolds not simply record the final catch total. Record important events as they happen and review them later in a structured timeline. STEM helps you keep track of catches, feeding, lost fish, rod activity, timing and pressure conditions during a fishing session.

Built for match and feeder fishing. Organise your fishing across Training Day, Day 1 and Day 2.
Track up to three rods separately. Each rod keeps its own activity, counters and timing information so events from different rods do not become mixed together.

During a session you can record:
• catches
• feeding events
• lost fish
• comments and observations
• timestamps
• time since the last catch
• time since the last feed
• rod specific activity
The session timer helps you keep track of fishing time while you concentrate on the match or practice session.

Review and analyse your session
Geofishing STEM is designed to be more than a simple catch counter. Fishing events are stored in the session history so you can review what happened afterwards and add comments to each session separately. You can compare activity by day and rod and look at the order and timing of catches, feeding and lost fish. This makes it easier to recognise patterns in the way a session developed and compare different fishing approaches over time.

Pressure trends and fishing activity. The pressure graph provides additional context for your fishing session. You can review barometric pressure trends, forecast information, turning points and pressure windows alongside your recorded fishing activity. Geofishing STEM does not claim that pressure alone explains fish behaviour. Instead it gives you a structured record that helps you compare what happened during the session and make your own conclusions.

Location based weather and pressure context
With location permission Geofishing STEM can use your fishing location to provide relevant weather and pressure information.
Location can help the app select a more suitable weather station or forecast point for the area where you are fishing. Location access is optional and can be controlled through Android settings.

Works offline
The core fishing log works locally on your device.
You can continue using days, rods, timers, catches, feeding events, lost fish, comments and Log Entries without an internet connection. Live weather and pressure information require an internet connection and can update again when connectivity returns.

Keep and share your fishing records
Your fishing history can be reviewed in Log Entries and prepared for PDF, print or email sharing.

Geofishing STEM helps turn a fishing session into structured information you can review, compare and learn from.