Fish species

Freshwater and saltwater fish have different adaptations to their habitats. Freshwater fish live in low-salt water, so their bodies retain salt and excrete excess water. They often live in confined ecosystems, such as lakes and rivers, and have pronounced territorial and migratory behavioral patterns. On the other hand, saltwater fish live in the salt water of oceans and seas, where their bodies seek to avoid water loss and excess salt. They can migrate long distances and inhabit a variety of ecosystems, from coastal reefs to the deep sea.

Yes, Fishbox provides up-to-date information on fishing regulations, including authorized fishing seasons and minimum catch sizes for various fish species in your area.

Popular freshwater and saltwater include Atlantic bluefin tuna, Atlantic salmon, Bluegill, Channel catfish, Common carp and others.

The Fishbox app analyzes the fish species in your area and suggests the most effective lures based on their preferences. This way, you will always know which lure is best for a particular fish.

Yes, we have a fishing map available on our website that shows the best places to fish, including information on the types of fish that can be caught there.

Yes, our website provides detailed information on getting a fishing license. Instructions are broken down by state, and there are links to official resources where you can apply for a license.

A premium subscription to Fishbox gives you access to the app's advanced features such as a Detailed Fishing Map, Smart Fishing Forecast, Precise Weather Forecast, Fishbox Information Base, and Personal Assistant. These features will help you save time and improve your fishing efficiency.