01 / TAB
Four gear tabs, plus the log
Flip between marine electronics, rod holders, deck accessories, and essential tackle, then open the inspection and quiz tabs without hunting through one long list.
Tab, date, status
Big Fishing Deck stamps a due date on every fitting aboard
File marine electronics, rod holders, deck hardware, and tackle in their own tabs, then see which pieces are ready, worn, or overdue before the next cast-off.
Boat log
Big Fishing Deck is the working ledger for what lives on the boat. Each plotter, VHF, rod holder, cleat, and tackle tray sits in a tab with an inspection date and a plain status—ready, worn, or sidelined—so the items that need a hand rise above the rest of the inventory. Maintenance stats are counted from your own checks: rinse gaps, anode looks, line swaps, and electronics wipe-downs. Those numbers turn into short tips aimed at the gear you actually own. When you want a sharper eye, quizzes drill equipment names and the upkeep that keeps them working through salt and season.
Gear folio
02 / DATE
Inspection dates that stay attached
Stamp the last look on a sounder, a holder, or a set of cleats so the next haul-out, rinse, or anode check is tied to that exact piece.
03 / MARK
Status you can scan at the dock
Mark gear ready, worn, or sidelined and pull forward only the fittings that need attention before lines come off.
04 / COUNT
Stats from your own history
See how often you service what you own—electronics wipe-downs, holder hardware, deck fittings, tackle refresh—and read tips built from that pattern.
05 / DRILL
Quizzes for the boat, not the trivia night
Drill names, placement, and proper care of electronics, holders, deck gear, and tackle so a rusty season does not start at the ramp.
Deck tally
32Kgear lists started
4.7from early deck crews
On-deviceinventory stays on iPhone
6 tabselectronics through quizzes
Illustrative marketing figures; not App Store metrics.