AI Fish ID

AI Fish ID identifies a fish species from a camera photo, drawing on a database of 400+ species, and links the result to applicable fishing regulations.

Key Facts
Species database
400+ species
On-device recognition
150 species
Requires internet
Yes, for full flow
Pro daily limit
5 successful IDs/day
Free tier
Not included

How It Works

Point your phone's camera at a catch and ProFish's on-device AI identifies the species. The species database covers 400+ freshwater and saltwater species worldwide. The on-device camera model directly recognizes 150 of those species without needing an internet connection for the model itself.

Requires internet connection

Despite the on-device camera model, the complete AI Fish ID flow — including regulation lookups tied to the result — requires an internet connection. AI Fish ID does not work fully offline.

Steps

  1. Open the camera in AI Fish ID

    From the ProFish app, open the AI Fish ID tool to launch its camera.

  2. Point the camera at your catch

    Frame the fish in the camera view so the on-device AI model can analyze it.

  3. View the species result and linked regulation

    Review the identified species along with the fishing regulation that applies to it.

Free vs Pro

Not in Free AI Fish ID is not included in the free tier.

Pro gets 5 successful identifications per day. A failed or unrecognized attempt does not count against the daily limit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does AI Fish ID work offline?
No. Although the on-device camera model recognizes 150 species without an internet connection, the complete AI Fish ID flow, including regulation lookups tied to the result, requires an internet connection.
How many IDs do I get per day?
Pro subscribers get 5 successful identifications per day; failed or unrecognized attempts do not count against the limit. AI Fish ID is not included in the free tier.
How many species can AI Fish ID recognize?
The ProFish species database covers 400+ freshwater and saltwater species worldwide. The on-device camera model directly recognizes 150 of those species.

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