An interactive preview of the Steinhatchee iOS app — currently in App Store review. Every landmark, artificial reef, fishing hole, point of interest and fishing regulation shown here is drawn from the same canonical dataset that ships in the paid app.
Note on water body naming. Delightful Florida Recreation, LLC uses “Gulf of America,” the current U.S. federal name for this body of water under Executive Order 14172 (Jan 20, 2025) and U.S. Department of the Interior Secretary’s Order 3423 (Feb 7, 2025), which directed the U.S. Board on Geographic Names to update the Geographic Names Information System accordingly. The underlying OpenStreetMap base map is maintained by an international volunteer community and may still display the prior label “Gulf of Mexico” at wider zoom levels.
Not for navigation. This preview is for orientation only. Consult official NOAA charts, current tide tables, and updated Notice to Mariners before operating a vessel.
Base map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Rendered with MapLibre GL JS. Coverage delivered by Delightful Florida Recreation, LLC.
Every species you are likely to land at Steinhatchee, with the answer on the card: whether harvest is open today, this date, what size you may keep, and how many. Sourced from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Confirm with MyFWC.com before every trip — regulations change, and FWC can close a season by Executive Order.
Regulations compiled from MyFWC.com in July 2026. Confirm current rules on the official MyFWC.com saltwater fishing pages before every trip.
Marinas, stores, restaurants, hotels and emergency services in and around Steinhatchee — the same directory that ships in the iOS app.
Screenshots from the shipping iOS app dataset. Same JSON that powers this preview powers the Florida Boater app, currently in development.
The complete Steinhatchee dataset at a glance — coverage polygon, landmarks, fishing holes, artificial reefs, and river course together in one continuous view.
Landmarks, fishing holes, and artificial reefs pinned across the DFR-verified coverage area, with the river course drawn from actual GPS geometry.
Close-up view showing individual fishing holes, landmarks, and river bend geometry — the granularity that makes the app useful on the water, not just on shore.
43 verified locations across 10 categories — marinas, restaurants within walking distance of the water, gas stations, government and emergency services — each with phone, address, and source URL.
Current FWC regulations for the twelve species most commonly targeted in the Big Bend — bag limits, size limits, seasons — with the source note and last-updated timestamp visible on every entry.
This preview shows the Steinhatchee region dataset from Florida Boater. Tides, depth soundings, offline chart caching, and precise waypoint navigation are available only in the iOS app, currently in development.