Learning from your own fish. - My Patterns (Pro): see what your catches have in common - pressure, wind, solunar period, light and depth - and how well the rest of today matches. Open it from My Catches. - Every catch now shows the conditions when you caught it: pressure and trend, wind, temperature, moon phase and Bite Score. - Log a trip that ended without a catch from the + menu. It is private to you, and it helps My Patterns tell good conditions from the times you simply went fishing. - Email sign-in: Next and Go on the keyboard now work, so the Sign In button is never hidden. - Delete Account now sits apart from Sign Out, and if you sign back in within 30 days of deleting, you can recover your account. - Better location on your first catch or trip after installing.

Teaching the Guide some manners. - Rate a Guide answer and it now actually says thanks. It always appreciated your feedback, it just never said so out loud. - Links in Guide answers now open right inside the app instead of tossing you overboard into your browser. Catch and release is for fish, not for you.

Cleaning up the boat We noticed the "Caught at" label on the catch form was stacking its letters like a tackle box after a rough ride. Everything is back in its tray — the catch form now lays out cleanly at every text size.

A small maintenance release. Feed The timestamp on a catch card no longer wraps onto its own line or disappears when a long angler name meets a long lake name. Bassfinity Pro Pro status now stays strictly with the Bassfinity account that owns it. Signing out clears it from the device, so it can no longer carry over to a different account signed in on the same phone. Plus reliability improvements under the hood.

The Intelligence Map is the focus of this release. Depth and Lakebed are now free Depth contours and lakebed depth shading have moved out of Pro. They are on from the start, so a surveyed lake looks like a lake map the moment you open it. Statewide coverage is included where it exists — Minnesota alone adds 2,010 surveyed lakes. The map reads properly when you zoom in Wave and hot zone gradients were sized so that they grew as you zoomed in, until a few points merged into one solid blue disc over the whole view. They are now sized on screen, at every zoom. Water clarity samples had the same problem — 700 m circles that covered three screens at street level — and are now readable dots. One status line instead of a wall of banners With several layers on, coverage notes used to stack up as separate banners over the water. The map now shows at most two lines, and each layer's own status moved into the Layers sheet next to its switch. Lakebed shading reads true depth Shading is measured down from the water surface, so shoreline and land stay clear instead of being painted as shallow water. Also fixed The IceLens tile now shows its PRO badge and says when the tool returns, instead of clipping the text. Pro access follows the same rule as the server, so it is no longer briefly lost after a purchase conflict.

Fixes and improvements for logging catches. • Logging a catch from the app now works. Saved catches were being rejected before they reached your log — this also caused the incorrect "needs Bassfinity Pro" message. • New: the catch form fills in the date, time and location from your photo. • New: BassLens identifies your fish right from the Log Catch screen. • Catch times now match the times shown on bassfinity.com. • On the map, the Back Cast slider no longer covers the SpotLens recommendation, and the full reasoning text is readable.