Wadebeke Hookus

Every fishing app helps you find a fish. Wadebeke Hookus starts the moment you have one in your hands. The clock starts when it clears the water. Based on the species you are holding, the water temperature, and the depth you pulled it from, Wadebeke Hookus calculates exactly how many seconds this fish can survive in the air — and counts that budget down in real time while it is in your grip. The Burndown Dial drains against the solved budget, its colour shifting from safe to critical as the seconds pass. Eight action chips — Unhook, Measure, Photo, Hold Up, Wet Hands, Descend, Revive, Release — stamp the exact second each happened and what each one cost the fish. At the end, the app names the single most expensive thing you did, so you know exactly where to improve next time. The survival model covers 24 species across three thermal groups, weighs seven factors from hook location to fight duration, and delivers a survival probability band — never a false-precision number. A dedicated Dissolved Oxygen solver adds altitude and water body type to the picture, so a summer lake at elevation reads differently from a cold riffle. The Release Book saves every catch as a full ledger replay you can edit and annotate. Habits reads across all your saved releases and identifies the single factor — dry hands, long fights, the wrong net — that has cost the most survival points across your season, then sets a concrete target for the next fish. Plan Today builds an hour-by-hour air budget from first light to last, names the best fishable window in your conditions, and ranks every rig or habit change by the survival points it would return. No accounts. No subscriptions. No ads. No maps, GPS, or weather feeds. Everything runs locally on your device. Wadebeke Hookus does one thing: it tells you, after you land a fish, how to get it back in the water alive.