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King of the spot

Crowns

Every serious angler has a spot they fish more than anyone else. Cobia makes that official, public, and contestable.

How the crown moves

Most verified catches at the spot holds it

Catches logged near a spot count toward the crown for that spot. Whoever has the most holds it, the title updates as new catches land, and the crown carries the angler title you picked for yourself.

  • Counted per spot, based on verified catches inside the spot radius
  • Live, so the crown changes hands the moment somebody passes you
  • Your title rides along, for example Dock Boss of Juno Pier
  • Per spot leaderboards so you can see exactly how far behind you are
Cobia home showing Big Tuna of Renegade Beach, this week board, and crown holders near you
Identity

Pick the title you want to be known by

Eighteen angler titles

Kingfish, Big Tuna, Captain, Dock Boss, Top Rod, Harbor Master, Reef King, Tide Walker, Fish Whisperer, Salty Dog, Reel Queen, Dock Diva, Rod Goddess and Bass Babe are yours to pick. Four more have to be earned. Whichever you wear follows you everywhere you rank.

Four you have to earn

High Hook unlocks when you claim your first crown. Hot Hand needs a catch three days running. The Regular means fishing the same water in four different weeks. Local Legend takes a hundred catches on one water, and almost nobody has it.

Trophy case

First Crown, Crown Defender, Slam Champion and more, displayed on your profile with a clear marker for the ones you still hold.

Defend it

Holding a crown is not permanent. Somebody who fishes your water harder will take it, and you will get a notification when they do.

Questions

About crowns

It does not expire on a timer. It moves when somebody else has more verified catches at that spot than you do.

Crowns attach to spots that already exist as named places in the app, like a pier or an inlet. Your individual catch locations still follow the per catch privacy setting you chose.

Free on iPhone

Tomorrow morning starts tonight

Set your home water, pick a drive radius, and wake up to a plan.

Download Cobia on the App Store Android coming soon

iPhone, iOS 17 or later. Setup takes about a minute.