Fill the Fishdex.
Chase the rest.
Every species you land fills in, in full color, with your count and your best. The ones you haven't caught wait as silhouettes, each with a rarity and the points it's worth.
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The Fishdex™ in Cobia, the free fishing app, is your collection of every species you've caught, out of about 600 fresh and saltwater fish. Each one you land fills in with your count and your longest. The rest stay as silhouettes with a rarity, from Common to Mythic, and your first Verified catch of a new species pays bonus Strike Points.
Key facts
- What it holds
- About 600 species across fresh and salt water, caught or not.
- How it fills
- Log a catch and the species fills in. There's no separate step.
- Rarity
- Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary and Mythic.
- New species bonus
- Your first Verified catch of a species pays 100 Strike Points plus 100 to 2,500 more by rarity.
- Species pages
- Can I keep it, your catches and best, what catches them, the top anglers for that fish, and the records.
- Milestones
- Trophies at 5, 10, 25, 50, 75 and 100 species.
- Price
- Free on iPhone and Android.
Every fish gets its own page
Tap a species and it opens to everything you'd want before you keep one, and everything you've done with it since.
- Can I keep it? The slot, the bag limit and the season where you fish, drawn on a ruler.
- Your own numbers: how many, since when, the longest, and the points it paid.
- What catches them: the lures and baits anglers logged with that fish, ranked by catches. Tackle box
- Top anglers for that fish across the app, with the gap between you and the board.
- The records, world and state, beside where it lives and how big it runs.
Common Snook
Centropomus undecimalisA sample page. Your numbers, the lures and the top anglers are examples. Rules shown are Florida's Atlantic snook rules as of Nov 2026.
The rarer the fish, the bigger the bonus
Every species carries a rarity and a discovery bonus. Your first Verified catch of it pays the bonus on top of the 100 every Verified catch earns. A Legendary tarpon is worth 1,100 the first time.
- The bonus pays once, on your first Verified catch of that species.
- Imported photos fill the Fishdex but don't earn the bonus. Why Verified
Every verified catch earns Strike Points.
Legendary species
Your first verified Atlantic Tarpon is worth 1,100 SP total.
Imported catches and unverified photos do not award discovery SP.
A new species turns over like a card
The first time you land a species, Cobia plays it for you. The silhouette flips, the rarity lights up, the points add up, and the count ticks one higher.
- Confetti every time, and a second burst for Legendary and Mythic.
- It plays on your first Verified catch of the species, the one that pays the bonus.
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Trophies for the size of your collection
Species trophies count the different fish you've caught Verified, and each one pays Strike Points the day it lands.






The home screen shows what's being caught near you this month, and which of it you're still missing. Counts shown are an example.
More to collect
Questions about the Fishdex™
How does a fish get into my Fishdex?
Log it. Cobia names the species from your photo, you can correct it, and the species fills in with your count and your longest. There is no separate step.
Do imported photos count?
Yes, they fill your Fishdex and show the species as caught. They don't earn the new species bonus or count toward species trophies. Those take a Verified catch, shot live in the Cobia Camera.
What do the rarity tiers mean?
Every species is Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary or Mythic. Rarity sets the bonus for your first Verified catch of it: 100, 250, 500, 1,000 or 2,500 Strike Points on top of the 100 the catch earns.
What's on a species page?
Whether you can keep it where you fish, with the slot and bag limit, your own catches and best, the lures and baits that catch it, the top anglers for that species, where it lives, how big it runs and the records.
How many species are there?
About 600, fresh and salt water. Every one has a page in the app, and you can browse them all here.





