A predictive fishing heat map for San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua — eleven species scored every morning from live satellite and ocean-model data, on a 60-mile map of your water.
Sailfish don't feed where snook feed. Every species gets its own scored map — sailfish, marlin, yellowfin, mahi, wahoo, roosterfish, cubera, snook, sierra mackerel, a spearfishing layer, and a combined view when you just want the best answer.
Auto-detected SST breaks — the edges bait stacks on — with live surface currents drawn over the heat, so you can see the conveyor belts.
A measured thermocline with a five-day forecast, and the oxygen ceiling — how much fishable water the column actually holds today.
Dawn-out and afternoon-back legs rated go / marginal / no-go against a panga's real limits, three days ahead, from a multi-model wind consensus.
Tide stage and turns, solunar majors and minors, and the incoming-tide bite wired straight into the snook score.
GPS track recording, waypoints, a photo catch log, anchor-drag alarm, back-to-port bearing and daylight countdown — the safety tools are free, always.
Scrub back through archived days — SST, heat, currents and conditions — and watch how the water that produced fish set up.
Thirty seconds of the live app: the same morning scored for yellowfin, mahi, roosterfish and the combined view — watch the answer move offshore and back inshore as the species changes.
NOAA sea-surface temperature, Copernicus subsurface and altimetry, Open-Meteo wind and marine forecasts — fetched and quality-checked daily.
A 60-mile grid around San Juan del Sur is scored per species: temperature preference, fronts, structure, distance, season and climate state.
Open the map, tap your target, read the ranked best bets — heading, distance and why. Share the plan with the crew in one tap.
Bluewater IQ is on the water now with local captains. The iOS beta is open by invite through TestFlight — tell us who you are and where you fish.