TroutRoutes

Color-coded public/private land access across 50,000+ US trout streams, with offline maps and color-coded fishing regulations.

Category	Item	TroutRoutes
Basics	Platform	iOS, Android
	Fishing Style	Fly Fishing
	Price	Free with limited features; PRO $39.99/year (national) or $9.99/month; Single-State $19.99/year.
	Pricing	Freemium
	Developer	onX (onXmaps, Inc.; acquired TroutRoutes 2022)
	Primary Market	United States
	Estimated Users	Unsure
Logging	Catch Log
	Auto Capture
	Badge Collection
Navigation & Conditions	GPS Waypoints
	Offline Maps
	Weather
	Tide & Almanac
Smart & Devices	AI Fish ID
	Hardware Integration
	Wearable Support
Community & Services	Social Sharing
	Gear Marketplace
	Tournament Mode
	Guide Booking
	Regulations Lookup
	Privacy First	Unsure

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TroutRoutes

Color-coded public/private land access across 50,000+ US trout streams, with offline maps and color-coded fishing regulations.

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Pros

Best-in-class public/private land access data — clearly shows which stream banks are legal to fish, avoiding trespassing.
Offline maps work without cell service, a frequently cited reason to upgrade to PRO.
50,000+ streams across 48 states with 280,000+ hand-curated access points and USGS flow/water-temp gauges.

Cons

US lower-48 trout streams only — useless for other regions, saltwater, or non-trout species.
PRO subscription ($39.99/yr) considered pricey for occasional anglers.
Regulations and access data can lag or be incomplete in some states; free version is limited.