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Answer in brief

Facts about CatchVault come from its App Store listing and website. Species background comes from scientific and government references.

Sources for this entry

  1. CatchVault on the App Store: The developer’s listing: features, price and supported devices.
  2. CatchVault species profiles: Company-published pages for the species the app recognizes.
  3. CatchVault species identification feature: The company’s description of how its photo ID works.
  4. FishBase: Scientific database of fish species, names, ranges and morphology.
  5. NOAA Fisheries species directory: Federal profiles of marine and coastal species, with identification notes.
  6. Best Fishing Regulations App: Sister reference on size limits, bag limits and seasons.

Practical guidance is original editorial writing. App details come from the developer’s published descriptions, checked .

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This reference is published alongside CatchVault. Species profiles live on the CatchVault website, and sister references cover fishing apps in general and fishing regulations.

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