Fishing App: Deep Dive 4+

I have had deep dive pro for 5 months and it has helped me a lot, my advice with this app is to listen to it but don’t act like it is 100% always correct, I switch between the top 5 lures and find which one the bass are wanting just because one lure is higher rated on the app than another doest mean it will be better it just might be a bit more effective sometimes. Also this app shows you where to fish the lures you have selected and you can see the water clarity on the map to choose your lure along with the wind so you can estimate where baitfish have been pushed but overall I think this is the best app on the market with good customer service and tools for $80 a year for someone fishing from shore or a boat (i fish from shore) 10/10 app will subscribe next year to 👍

There is a lot of potentially useful data although I am kind of new to using this app so I haven’t experimented with all the features to see how accurate they are. The main problem I have is when I am using the app at home and trying to analyze the areas to fish, it is very frustrating and time consuming to determine the areas on the lake with only residential neighborhoods and highways annotated and and I know Percy Priest very well from many years of fishing it. It has many creeks and coves, and it is difficult to determine where they are in the app just by looking at the shape of the lake. It would be better if there was lake and fishing data like the names of islands and creeks were noted or if it was possible to make your own notes on the map or drop pins or waypoints so I can more easily see where everything is without having to be on the lake.

For someone who loves fishing as much as I do, I don’t have the opportunity to get on the water as much as I want. Between life, work and my family, I’m lucky to get on the water twice a week. Usually the only days I get are tournament days and you can forget about practicing for those. This app has allowed me to research and document the things I would normally do on the water. Most nights, after the family is asleep, I’ll spend some time researching wind patterns, water clarity and air temps to give myself a game plan for the weekend. My only gripe about the app is that there is no surface water temperature option. The Omnia Fishing app is able to provide that which makes it a little annoying to have to switch back and forth between apps to gather the data I’m looking for. If Deep Dive could find a way to incorporate water temps into this app, HOME RUN!!!