Regulations, simplified
No 200-page PDFs to dig through. See the rules for exactly where you are: seasons, limits, protected species. Plain language, updated as you move.
Free on iOS and Android
Catch them all.
Log every one.
ReelQuest turns every trip into a collection. Build your personal Fishdex, identify catches with a photo, and always know the local rules before you cast.
Free · iPhone and Android · Ontario waters, more to come
Built to be effortless
A field guide that fills itself in
The hard parts: the rules, the logging, the species ID. Handled for you. You just fish.
A Fishdex that fills itself
No spreadsheets, no manual logging. Every fish you land unlocks its own card automatically, with the size, date, and spot already filled in.
Just point and snap
No field-guide expertise needed. Photograph your catch and AI names the species in seconds, then logs it to your Fishdex for you.
Zone 16 · Lake Simcoe, ON Live
- Lake Trout Open seasonOpen until Sep 30 · limit 2
- Yellow Perch OpenOpen now · limit 50
- Smallmouth Bass Opens Jun 27Season not yet open
Muskellunge: closed all year Atlantic Salmon: protected
Know before you cast
The rule book, rewritten for exactly where you stand
ReelQuest reads your location and surfaces the regulations that actually apply: open seasons, slot sizes, daily limits, gear rules, and protected species. ReelQuest updates the moment you move to new water. No PDFs, no guesswork, no accidental fines.
- Always-current Ontario regulations, by zone and waterbody
- Per-species seasons, slot sizes, and daily limits
- Sanctuary boundaries and protected-species alerts
How it works
Three taps from cast to collection
1
Catch a fish
Head out on the water and land your catch, anywhere your line reaches.
2
Snap a photo
ReelQuest identifies the species and checks it against local size and season rules.
3
Unlock the card
The species joins your Fishdex with its size, date, and location logged forever.
Ready for the water
Know the rules where you stand
Ontario fishing regulations for the water you are on, species ID from a photo, and a Fishdex of every catch.