Seriously guys....we fish in the Northeast quite a bit...and yes for trout not just stripers. Get it togther. Deerfield River (MA), White River (VT), Dog River (VT), Mad River(VT), CT River - to name a very, very few.....I dowloaded this app as I thought it would be helpful, but useless other than way overfished (Beaverkill) big name water. C'MON! Make it useful for small, hard to find water in the VT, NH and ME -- that would be great for the 000's of us out this way.

If you have Google maps you pretty much already have this app. Don’t waste your money

I had the old app and this one is a so much better…I love it! The new icons are cool and it didn't stall when I tried to purchase a map. I also like the new waypoint filter. The bad reviews must be from the older version…this on is great! Side note: I don't know why people are complaining about having to purchase maps when it clearly says it in the description…just buy the maps you need and go fish!

I downloaded this app, and bought maps of the South Platte, the Blue River, and Frying Pan River for a total of $18.First of all, the "good". The author drove around and found wide spots off the side of the road and simply updated a Google map (or equivalent) and left it at that. Big whoop. He never spent the time to do the things that matter to fisherman. For example, where is Waterton Canyon, Boxwood Gulch, Long Meadow ranch, Tomahawk, Buffalo Peak State Wildlife area, Badger Basin State Wildlife area or Santa Maria Ranch? If you didn't know where those things were at before, you still won't after you buy this app. That's ridiculous. If a map of each watershed such as the Blue River, the South Platte, or the Colorado River, costs $0.99, that would be acceptable. But it doesn't. It costs $6! Each!Another major problem is that almost all the fishing sites I go to have no Wi-Fi or LTE available. Since TroutMaps are updated over the air, the information i not available when you need it. The author needs to have the Maps stored on the iPad, or iPhone. That's problem was written up by another reviewer months ago, but the problem has never been fixed. Why?Another problem is when you have the map in anything but the highest magnification, some of the County road names and even major road names don't even appear on the map. Why is that important? Because a lot of places you want to explore fishing is off county roads. And when you are looking at the map at the highest magnification, the detail is so coarse is to be virtually worthless. A user interface problem is that the app does not default to open one of the Maps you bought, You have to click on Troutstreams, then State, then select from a list of watersheds the one that you've been using all along. That's a minor irritant, but it adds to the irritants I've been mentioning above.The concept of having digital maps of trout streams is a very interesting one, as long as it provides usable information. But unless the problems are fixed, I am going back to low tech paper maps.