Best smart phone fishing apps

[pikerliker]

I am late to the smart phone scene. Just broke down and got one yesterday for the 1st time. I've never been a "gotta have it because it's new and the best" kind of guy. But now that I do have one I might as well take advantage of it. So in your opinions what do you think are the best fishing apps that you can get for a smart phone?

Thanks

[M1dwestF1sh]

Navionics. Its a bit pricy but i love it. Its maps of most lakes. Very easy and useful.

[amateurfishing]

Navionics is money well spend

if you are into trolling, can also check out the PRECISION TROLLING DATA app. its a bit pricey at 1.99 per lure, better off going to store & buy a package of stickers......but the app is out there

also, local weather apps are always good to have for watching radar, etc (if storms are coming)

[Borch]

Knot wars is also good for knots you may need but don't know how to tie.

Precision trolling has a full subscription if your into trolling that includes all the lure data as well.

[newoodhntr]

isolunar is a good app for hunting and fishing major and minor feeding times.

[nicstan]

Navionics is a useful app. Drains the iPhone battery pretty fast, especially if ice fishing (cold). As long as you don't leave it running while your fishing; and use it to get from spot to spot or mark your fishing spots it is a good app. I don't remember the price i paid for it, but I know it was on sale. Might be a good idea to wait to get it on sale.

[mrklean]

Navionics $10 very well spent

[dan z]

Navionics user here love it! Best $10 I've spent on fishing.

[bucketmouth64]

+1 about Navionics app. Good money spent before I bought locator with gps. You can transfer it to multiple phones.

[Stringerless!]

Can't seem to be able to get it for a windows phone.

[Sandmannd]

Navionics is great. Lakefinder from the DNR is OK as well.

[Kyhl]

DNR discontinued the lakefinder a few years ago, at least on the android market. Keep that old copy if you like it. I miss it. But then, I don't think they are updating the information in the app any longer.

I use the DNR web site instead.