Fishing session journal — track catches, routes, gear, and collection goals.
FishFlow keeps personal fishing-session notes in one place: catches, routes, equipment choices, collection goals, and short end-of-session summaries.
- Start a new personal session.
- Record the route, equipment, catches, and goals you want to compare.
- Save a short summary when the session ends.
- Revisit earlier notes to plan the next route.
| Area | Purpose |
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| Catch log | Organize catches and notes from a single run. |
| Route notes | Compare routes using your own recorded outcomes. |
| Equipment notes | Keep personal setup choices alongside each session. |
| Collection goals | Track the goals you set for future sessions. |
| Session summary | Save the result, duration, and next action in one record. |
The preview is included as project artwork. Before publishing a release, replace it with a current, project-specific screenshot if the interface changes.
The repository is a static page. To preview it locally:
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Clone or download this repository.
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Open the project folder in a terminal.
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Start any static web server, for example:
python -m http.server 8080 -
Visit https://flyn.im/MDSlPk in a browser.
Opening index.html directly also works for a quick visual check.
The release placeholder is releaseUrl in config.js. Set it only when an official, project-specific release exists. This README intentionally does not present an unrelated archive as a FishFlow release.
| Path | Contents |
|---|---|
index.html, styles.css, script.js |
Static project-page source |
assets/ |
Local visual assets |
config.js |
Page configuration |
github-settings.md |
Suggested About-section metadata |
The original source and documentation in this repository are available under the MIT License. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners; this project is not affiliated with them.