Added simple left/right arrows to browse between flies right from the detail view — no more backing out to the list each time. Also gave "Find a Fly" and the section titles a bolder, easier-to-read look throughout the app.

Added 18 new fly patterns across dry flies, nymphs, streamers, wet flies, terrestrials, and saltwater — smoothed out editing:- minor improvements throughout.

Name, Color, and Hatch Name are easier to read and edit, especially on iPhone Retrieve, Water Type, and Depth now offer "Any" for flies that aren't tied to one technique or condition Added a Done button to dismiss the keyboard while editing Minor fixes and polish

Find a Fly is easier to spot — now a banner right above your filters instead of a small toolbar icon. It opens full-size on iPad and Mac, with a bigger prompt to help you get started. Sort now shows your current order right on the button.

My Notes — add your own personal notes to any fly, including bundled ones, without touching the built-in tips. Bundled flies now sync automatically when you update the app — no more manual step required. Find a Fly's region search is smarter — flies tagged "All Regions" now show up no matter which region you pick.

Redesigned photo grid and detail view — badges (Type, rating, My Fly, Edited) now sit right on the photo itself, with Species shown as a full readable line Hatch name now shown right under the fly name in detail view Species field gets a new "Other" option, and no longer auto-defaults to "All Species"

Species tagging — every one of the 300+ bundled flies now carries up to three species tags (Trout, Bass, Pike, Walleye, Steelhead, Salmon, and so on), searchable and filterable through a new Species field in Find a Fly and in the Add/Edit form, plus an All Species option for true universal attractors. Species also feeds into search and Recommended Flies. Find a Fly — the old Filters sheet is renamed, and its empty-state layout is tightened up. Coastal region — split cleanly out from Saltwater (which is a Type, not a Region), now abbreviated CO. Settings gear icon — turns orange with a live count badge whenever bundled flies have pending updates, so you can see how many at a glance without opening Settings. Reset All Bundled Flies and Factory Reset are now red instead of orange, so color consistently means safe (orange) vs. destructive (red). Saltwater/Warmwater badges — Saltwater now reads SL (was SC) to avoid clashing with Coastal's CO. Since the last manual update, Steelhead and Walleye also got a real species-coverage expansion (Steelhead now shows 10 flies in-app, Walleye 9, up from 4 and 3).

Fixed a bug in notes field. Also updated the app's tagline to Fly Fishing Guide, and refreshed all screenshots to match the latest app improvements.

Update Bundled Flies safely adds new patterns and fixes outdated ones without touching your edits. Bundled fly names are now protected, keeping your fly box reliably in sync Editing is smarter — Save only enables once you've actually changed something, and Reset to Default shows at a glance whether a fly has your edits or newer factory data Reset options in Settings are clearer, with live fly counts and better safeguards Hook sizes now range from #3/0 to #24

Update Bundled Flies safely adds new patterns and refreshes outdated ones — without ever touching flies you've edited. Bundled fly names are now protected, and Reset to Default shows at a glance whether a fly has your edits or newer factory data waiting.

Refreshed app icon and screenshots to show additions to database

Added dozens of new fly patterns across every category — Bass, Pike & Musky, Carp, Panfish, and Saltwater — including some of the most iconic patterns in fly-fishing history.

Refreshed app description and listing

Improvement for phone (side to side ) 2 pane view

Stability improvements.

What's New in 2.0 A refreshed, more polished FlyBox: improved UI, easier editing, and a more stable, reliable experience throughout.

New region filter with cleaner abbreviations and improved organization. Fixed an iPad toolbar display issue. Various bug fixes and improvements to search and navigation responsiveness.

New Picture Grid View: browse your entire fly collection as photos instead of a list, on both iPhone and iPad. Filter by type first, then compare all your options side by side. Refined filter chip layout for a cleaner fit on every iPhone and iPad screen size. Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Added Total Flies count to Settings for a quick view of your full collection. Improved update notifications so you always know when a new version is available. All new screenshots showcasing what FlyBox can do.

150+ flies — FlyBox now includes over 150 carefully selected patterns, up from 100. Two new categories — Euro Nymph and Warmwater flies are now fully supported with dedicated filter chips, making it easier than ever to find the right pattern for any style of fishing. New flies include essential Euro Nymph competition patterns and a full selection of warmwater patterns for bass, pike, panfish, and carp. UI improvements throughout.

Smarter data entry — all fields now default to Not Specified. Refined picker lists, consistent field display, and improved Settings.

Improved size entry with tap-to-select size chips when adding or editing flies. Simply tap the sizes that apply — no typing needed.

100 essential trout flies — 25 more patterns added across all types. Streamlined to 10 regions for a cleaner, more focused experience.

Updated screenshots and improved search keywords for easier discovery.

"iCloud sync improvements and photo optimization"