A list of hearts is worth nothing: it gets filled once and never opened again. The value appears the moment the saved waters turn into a trip — two days out, three stops, a campground for the night in between. The screen opens on the trip and keeps the list underneath, because the trip is what people come back to. Stops can be reordered by hand: whether to catch the morning window on the far lake, or not to drive in the dark, is the angler's call, not an algorithm's.
The data behind it
The route is real, not a straight line between dots. It is computed by our own routing engine on OpenStreetMap roads, and it runs to the boat ramp — not to the middle of the lake, which no road reaches. Driving time, overnight stops and the campgrounds along the way come from the same records as the rest of the app.
What it calls
GET /api/routing/route — the road route between ramps · GET /api/fishing/waters — the saved cards · GET /api/fishing/:state/camps — a place to sleep between stops
What you can do here
Save a water from any screen with one tap
Drag the stops into the order you want to drive them
See the driving distance and time before you commit
Lake TohopekaligaLaunch: Brinson Park
Lake KissimmeeOvernight · Camp Mack River Resort
Lake OkeechobeeLaunch: Alvin L. Ward Park - Caloosahatchee Canal Ramp (Steep drop-off during low water)