Simple, Honest Pricing

Texas Fly Fishing Journal is free, forever, for the full fishing journal. Pro is a one-time $9.99 purchase: pay once, keep the AI tools forever.

Free

$0

Forever — no trial, no card, no expiration.

  • Automatic Trip Tracking
  • Photo Log
  • Trip Notes
  • Water History
  • Species Tracking
  • Personal Stats
  • Access Points
  • Live River Conditions
  • Built-In Offline Support

Pro

$9.99 once

Yours forever. No subscription, no recurring billing, no renewal.

Less than one year of a typical fishing-app subscription, and yours for life.

Everything in Free, plus:

  • AI Fish Identification
  • AI Fish Metrics
  • Pattern Insights
  • AI Trip Planner
  • Water Match Maker
  • Trip Debrief

Paid securely through Apple, Google Play, or Stripe on the web. We never see your card details. Refund policy

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Still deciding? See how Texas Fly Fishing Journal compares to Fishbrain, log.fish, and Anglers' Log. You can also read what Texas anglers say about the app, or meet the founder, a retired TPWD aquatic biologist.

Compare Free & Pro

FeatureFreePro
Automatic Trip Tracking
Photo Log
Trip Notes
Water History
Species Tracking
Personal Stats
Access Points
Live River Conditions
Built-In Offline Support
AI Fish Identification
AI Fish Metrics
Pattern Insights
AI Trip Planner
Water Match Maker
Trip Debrief

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Texas Fly Fishing Journal cost?

The full journal is free, forever. Pro is a one-time purchase of $9.99 that unlocks 6 AI tools. There's no trial and no card required for the free tier.

Is Pro a subscription?

No. Pro is a one-time purchase across iOS, Android, and web. You pay once and keep it forever -- no recurring billing, no renewal, no subscription to cancel.

Is the free version actually free forever, or a trial?

It's free forever, not a trial. There's no card required to sign up and no expiration on the free tier's features.

Are my catch locations private?

Yes. Your catches are private to your account. The leaderboard is entirely opt-in and shows only the water body name, never your coordinates.

Does the app work offline?

Yes. Logging a trip and catches works offline and syncs when you're back online.

Does this cover water bodies outside Texas?

Not currently. Texas Fly Fishing Journal is scoped specifically to Texas rivers, creeks, and lakes -- water history, access points, and live river conditions are all Texas-tuned.