GPS Fishing Guide to PA for iOS

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This app is made by a Pennsylvania fisherman for Pennsylvania fishermen. Find stocked trout, wild trout, bass, walleye, muskie, pike and more, then...

This app is made by a Pennsylvania fisherman for Pennsylvania fishermen. Find stocked trout, wild trout, bass, walleye, muskie, pike and more, then get turn-by-turn driving directions right to the fish. App updates are free and there's no advertising so once you buy this app, you'll have a lifetime of fishing adventures ahead of you.With the GPS Fishing Guide to Pennsylvania, you'll find the exact section of every Pennsylvania stream and lake that's stocked with trout. For wild trout anglers, find Class "A" Streams, Wilderness Streams, and the many Wild Trout Waters across the state.You can also find fishing spots for Bass, Muskie, Walleye, Pike, Pickerel, Stripers, Shad, Catfish, and more. The app then gives you driving directions right to access points and boat launches for those species. Each access point includes the specific fishing regulations, seasons, sized and creel limits that apply to that location.For your boat or kayak, find boat launches on rivers and streams or search lakes based on motor limits. If you're looking for a quiet lake to kayak fish, just choose electric only or no motor lakes and you're on your way. Many launches even include details on parking, ramp type, and available trailer parking. Once you're on the water, the GPS fishing guide works just like a handheld GPS tracking your progress on the map in real time. You can mark your own favorite spots and add notes for later reference. Most importantly, the GPS Fishing Guide to Pennsylvania works without phone service.Make the most of every fishing outing with the GPS Fishing Guide to Pennsylvania!About the Developer:Mike Gogal is a map maker and member of the Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association. He has been fishing Pennsylvania for almost 50 years and has been mapping Pennsylvania's fishing waters since 1993.