Freshwater Fishing Lite

Freshwater Fishing Lite

This Lite and Free version is designed for angling novices and offers 72 clear, well structured and easy to understand articles.

You will find:

-a solution for your first fishing gear
-5 capital rigs (explained using clear step-by-step instructions and images)
-3 of the most used fishing knots (step-by-step instructions and images)
-how and where to catch 3 of the most popular freshwater fishes (range, finding them, tackle, lures and baits, etc.)
-best fishing locations on rivers and still waters
-3 highly successful baits employed in freshwater fishing (usage, target species, advantages, disadvantages, tips)


The “Techniques” section offers 3 articles:

- how to measure the depth
- how to shot a float
- how to cast overhead

Each of these 3 techniques is clearly and intuitively explained using clear photos and/or videos.

The Tackle Box section presents a practical solution for organizing your gear and offers 6 articles on various pieces of equipment.

In the “Tackle” section you will find 45 clearly illustrated articles explaining the anatomies of a hook, reels and rods, their characteristics and types.

In the “Tips and tricks” section we present 3 useful pieces of info coming from seasoned competition and amateur anglers.

In The full version of Freshwater Fishing – Clear Fishing you can find out how to catch the most important 33 freshwater fish species. The 9 sections of the app offers more articles on fishing techniques, rigs, lures, baits and hookbaits, knots, lines, tackle, and tips and tricks.

You can check the other fishing apps launched under the international brand Clear Fishing in 7 languages. We have designed and structured the information carefully to help you experience more successful fishing trips.

Clear Fishing apps are created by a team comprised of competition anglers, consultants, angling journalists, graphic artists, animators, photographers, editors, and programmers from more than six countries. For the last ten years we have offered anglers magazines, guides, events and competitions, fairs and exhibitions, websites, mobile phone applications, and more.