Fishing spots near you, from the shore or the boat
Thousands of public access points on one map: boat ramps, fishing piers, and bank access. Filter by how you fish and see what other anglers are catching nearby.
What is the spot map?
The spot map plots thousands of public fishing-access points near you, boat ramps, fishing piers, and bank access, drawn from public government data. You can filter by how you fish and see recent public catches on the same map.
What's on the map
- Boat & kayak rampsPublic launches near you.
- Fishing piersWalk out and cast.
- Bank & shore accessNo boat required.
- Public catches nearbySee what's biting, approximate spots.
How it works
- 1Open the map to your water, or let it find access points near you.
- 2Filter by bank, boat, or pier, so every pin is a place you can actually fish.
- 3Tap a spot for access notes and the species that hold there.
Downloadable offline maps and precise per-catch GPS are coming with the Second Cast mobile apps.
Common questions
How many fishing spots are on the map?
Over 9,000 public access points across the Southeast US at launch, and growing as we add states.
Where does the spot data come from?
Public government sources: OpenStreetMap, state wildlife agencies, and federal recreation data, credited on our data page.
Can I find bank fishing spots with no boat?
Yes. Filter to bank access and every pin is a place you can fish from shore.
Are anglers' exact spots private?
Yes. Public catches show an approximate location only. Your own logged spots stay private to you.
