FishingReportAgent reads the marine forecast and turns it into a straight answer: go, go small, go inside, or stay home — plus the ride out, leg by leg, and a report you can read at the ramp in two minutes.
A plain go / no-go read for your day and your range, with the reason stated — not a wall of numbers to interpret at 5am.
Seas at launch, 10, 20, 30 miles and the destination — each with height, period and direction. A 3 ft short-period chop is a different day than 3 ft of long-period swell.
Highs and lows with the current stage, water temperature and trend, sunrise/sunset and solunar majors — the things that decide whether fish feed.
A formatted report you can read or forward, plus an API and MCP endpoint so your own tools and agents can pull the same numbers.
This is the actual section structure of a report — conditions, the wave ladder, tides, solunar and water temp — filled with sample data.
Pick a launch point and a destination, or just a spot. Save the run once and reuse it every trip.
Waves, swell, wind, water temperature, tides and astro for each leg of the run — from public forecast sources, normalized into one schema.
Read it on the site, get it by email, or pull it from the API. One report per trip, or a standing morning report for your usual run.
Two or three trips a month, a 24–32 ft boat, and a real cost to getting it wrong — fuel, a wasted day, or worse. Wants the answer before hooking up the trailer.
Wind and water temp drive everything. Wants a quick read on whether the tide and light line up with when they can actually fish.
Same report, every morning, for a handful of runs they fish over and over — plus a client-facing version they can forward.
Want the numbers as JSON or over MCP, so their own app or assistant can answer fishing questions with real structure behind it.
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Free tier is counted per account (10 calls/day), not per key. Tiers and limits shown here are static demo content and may change before launch.