I've been looking at FishHead for a while, they had an ad in Fly Fishing magazine before the app was available. I've been tempted to check it out, but the price was keeping me at bay. $6.99 is a fine price for a good app, but a horrible price for a crappy one, and with no way to tell the difference until you buy it... well, I didn't bite.
I may do so now though, it sounds pretty decent.
I've been looking for a good iPhone app to log fishing reports. Nearly all the ones I have found are "catch reports" though, and are designed for logging when you catch a fish; not only do they provide very little info to log, but I think it's equally important to keep track of what you were using and what conditions were like when you don't catch things.
Ideally, a good iPhone fishing log app would be a lot like gas cubby is for car fillups/maintenance: http://www.appcubby.com/gas/
for navigation, I like MotionXGPS Drive: http://www.motionx.com/
Apps like TomTom do turn by turn voice guidance for $100+. MotionXGPS does it for $2.99. If you want to use the voice guidance, it's $2.99 a month with free updates. If you want to use it without voice guidance, it's $2.99 up front, and you don't pay a monthly fee. Updates are still free.
There have been a few times with it that it gets stuck for a moment or two and has to "catch up", but I think that's more due to AT&T than anything else. My only real criticism of it is that it's a little slow to respond when you're navigating through menus.
I may do so now though, it sounds pretty decent.
I've been looking for a good iPhone app to log fishing reports. Nearly all the ones I have found are "catch reports" though, and are designed for logging when you catch a fish; not only do they provide very little info to log, but I think it's equally important to keep track of what you were using and what conditions were like when you don't catch things.
Ideally, a good iPhone fishing log app would be a lot like gas cubby is for car fillups/maintenance: http://www.appcubby.com/gas/
for navigation, I like MotionXGPS Drive: http://www.motionx.com/
Apps like TomTom do turn by turn voice guidance for $100+. MotionXGPS does it for $2.99. If you want to use the voice guidance, it's $2.99 a month with free updates. If you want to use it without voice guidance, it's $2.99 up front, and you don't pay a monthly fee. Updates are still free.
There have been a few times with it that it gets stuck for a moment or two and has to "catch up", but I think that's more due to AT&T than anything else. My only real criticism of it is that it's a little slow to respond when you're navigating through menus.
