Target speciesMahi-mahi
Fishing-area strategySurface convergence
Front strength, warm water, productive color, and current boundaries.
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Species-ranked fishing areas.
Pick the fish. See the strongest places to look for it.
Mahi-mahi, sailfish, and king mackerel should not produce the same plan. BlueEdge combines temperature, chlorophyll, current, depth, structure, season, and habitat for the species you choose, then ranks the fishing areas to compare from your inlet.
Specific speciesMahi-mahi
Ranked fishing areas#1 #2 #3
3 days free. No payment required. No automatic conversion.
Choose the speciesRank the fishing areasInspect the habitat evidenceCompare the run from your inlet
01Choose exactly what you are fishing forStart with mahi-mahi, sailfish, king mackerel, or another supported target.
02Let BlueEdge combine the evidenceTemperature, chlorophyll, current, depth, structure, season, and habitat work together.
03Compare a ranked short listReview the strongest areas, their evidence, and the run from your selected inlet.
Specific species + ranked fishing areas
Change the species. Change where you look.
Ocean layers are the evidence, not the answer. BlueEdge starts with a specific target, combines the conditions that matter for that fish, and turns them into a ranked short list of fishing areas you can compare.
Target speciesSailfish
Fishing-area strategyShelf edge
Front strength, temperature, shelf depth, and moving water.
Target speciesKing mackerel
Fishing-area strategyCoastal pelagic
Shelf depth, temperature, productivity, and nearby water edges.
Southeast model examples. Rankings estimate habitat fit from available data; they do not observe or guarantee fish.
- 01Set the targetMahi-mahi
Use shared habitat traits and seasonal context for the species you plan to pursue.
- 02Combine the evidenceWater, movement, depth, and structure
Evaluate the available ocean layers together instead of treating one colorful image as the answer.
- 03Compare the runRanked areas from your inlet
See habitat fit, distance, bearing, and the strongest time window before choosing a destination.
Southeast launch catalog includesMahi-mahi, sailfish, blackfin tuna, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, king mackerel, cobia, grouper, red snapper, mutton snapper, marlin, and swordfish.
The evidence behind the ranking
See why an area rises to the top.
Inspect the continuous ocean fields, bottom detail, source timing, and uncertainty behind the species-specific result.
Observed sea-surface temperature
See the break, not a field of dots.
Continuous color, temperature contours, and source timing make warm-water edges readable at trip-planning speed.
- Continuous fieldsClear visual patterns across the water in view
- Source awareObserved, modeled, timestamped, and never silently invented
- Land stays readableOcean layers render beneath the coastline and map labels
From dock to destination
Plan the run without rebuilding the forecast yourself.
- 1Set your departure
Use a nearby GPS suggestion or select any inlet. It controls routing context, never coverage or price.
- 2Choose a species and read the evidence
Compare ranked areas, layer patterns, conditions, structure, and the inputs behind each score.
- 3Save the trip and take it offshore
Keep the map, route context, and trip guidance available when the cellular signal does not follow you.
More than a satellite image
The context behind a better call.
Species-specific fishing areas
Choose a target species and compare ranked areas built from shared habitat traits, seasonal context, and the ocean data currently available.
Reefs, hills, and bottom detail
Bring structure into the same view as temperature, chlorophyll, current, waves, and sea-height patterns.
Inlet-relative trip planning
Use GPS-assisted inlet suggestions, then see range, bearing, run distance, weather, tides, and buoy context without buying a separate region.
Offline trip packages
Save the map and guidance for a planned run so the information you reviewed at home remains available beyond reliable cellular coverage.
Data you can question
BlueEdge labels source times, observed versus modeled fields, gaps, and confidence so unavailable data does not look like a strong recommendation.
A quiet offshore interface
Large controls, compact legends, and a chart-first layout keep the map readable for repeated use in bright, moving conditions.
One subscription, every supported coast
Start at your inlet. Explore beyond it.
BlueEdge is designed for offshore waters along the contiguous United States. Gulf and Atlantic coverage lead the launch, with Pacific coast support included. Hawaii is outside the initial service area.
Your inlet is a routing preference that can change at any time. It does not create a zone, purchase radius, overlap warning, or separate subscription.
Gulf CoastPrimary launch focus
Atlantic CoastFlorida through the Northeast
Pacific CoastCalifornia through Washington
Straightforward membership
Try species-ranked fishing areas, then choose your plan.
The free trial is separate from the subscription. It requires no payment, does not auto-renew, and does not convert into a charge.
$74.99/ month
- Species-ranked fishing areas and habitat evidence
- Every available species model
- Trip planning and offline packages
- Cancel through Apple at any time
$719.99/ year
$60 per month when averaged across the year.- Every species-ranked area and ocean layer
- One annual renewal
- $179.89 less than 12 monthly payments
- Best fit for year-round anglers
Subscriptions renew automatically until canceled. U.S. prices are shown; the price and terms displayed by Apple in the app are authoritative. BlueEdge has no basic map tier. Before access is activated, the app shows only Membership. The map, GPS, layers, inlet selection, and planning tools do not load until a 3-day trial or paid membership is active.
Before you subscribe
Common questions.
Does selecting an inlet limit my access?
No. Your inlet is used for nearby suggestions, distance, bearing, and trip context. One membership covers every supported launch region.
Will the 3-day trial start a subscription?
No. The trial does not require a payment method and does not automatically become a paid plan. You choose a subscription separately.
Is BlueEdge a navigation chart or a catch guarantee?
No. BlueEdge is fishing decision support. Use official navigation charts, current regulations, forecasts, and safe seamanship, and never treat a habitat score as proof that fish are present.
What happens when a source has a gap?
BlueEdge identifies missing or modeled information and reduces data quality instead of silently replacing a gap with a confident fishing recommendation.
Fish the edge, not the ocean