Catch Them All
Discover, record and complete every freshwater fish species found across the UK. Every catch moves your collection forward.
Your UK freshwater collection, all in one place.
EveryFin UK will help anglers log their species, add catch details, upload photos and build a personal freshwater checklist over time.
Featured species
A preview of how the species collection could look inside the app — simple, visual and easy to track.
Perch
A classic UK freshwater species and a perfect starting point for new anglers.
Pike
An iconic predator species and one of the most exciting catches in UK waters.
Roach
A classic coarse fish and a regular target for float, feeder and pole anglers.
Chub
A favourite river species known for strong fights and clever feeding habits.
Barbel
A powerful river fish and a real milestone species for many UK anglers.
Tench
Known as the green ghost, tench are one of the most rewarding stillwater catches.
What each catch can record
The website gives visitors a preview. Inside the app, each catch becomes part of the angler’s personal fishing history.
Date caught
Save when the catch happened and build a full timeline of your fishing sessions.
Venue
Attach each species to the water it was caught from and track favourite locations.
Weight & length
Record personal bests and compare your progress across each species.
Photos
Upload a photo so your collection becomes visual, personal and memorable.
Notes
Add bait, method, weather, swim notes or anything useful from the session.
Milestones
Unlock badges as your species count grows and your collection progresses.
Locked species & milestones
Rare species, new targets and completion rewards give anglers something to work towards.
Locked Species
Discover this species to unlock its profile, record the catch and add it to your freshwater collection.
Hidden until caughtCompletion Rewards
Earn 10 species, 25 species, 50 species and complete collection badges as your journey grows.
Achievement milestonesStart your collection from day one
Join the EveryFin UK waitlist and be ready for beta access when the species tracker becomes available.