Sea fishing: Where and what to catch today — find the answer in just one minute.

This is a sea fishing app for anglers curious about real-time fishing conditions. View tides, water temperature, wind, waves, and fish species all at once for over 1,400 sea fishing spots nationwide. It is a data-driven fishing app from Korea Fishing Points that tells you where the best spots are for catching fish today.

Rocky shores, breakwaters, boats, beaches — anywhere.

View over 60 species separately, ranging from popular rocky shore species like red sea bream, black sea bream, striped sea bream, and rock bream, to boat targets like rockfish, flounder, sea bass, cuttlefish, yellowtail, and amberjack, and even coastal species like squid, cuttlefish, spotted squid, and octopus.

Stop the time spent looking at tide tables, the Korea Meteorological Administration, and fishing forums separately.

Checking point scores, tides, and fishing conditions is all free. Install it now.

■ Fishing Suitability Assessment — Should I go out today? 4-Step Assessment

Water temperature 17°C, wave height 0.8m, southwest wind 3m/s. It is difficult to judge whether fishing is possible today based solely on these numbers.

Korea Fishing Points provides a comprehensive assessment of sea conditions, assigning a point score from 0 to 100 and classifying the results into four stages: Suitable for Fishing / Conditional / Not Recommended / Caution.

Whether in Incheon, Tongyeong, or Pohang — you can check at a glance how many points a location scores today based on local standards.

■ Fishing Score by Species — There are specific days when Black Sea Bream are good, and days when Red Sea Bream are good.

Even if the tide is favorable, there will be no bites if the water temperature is off; conversely, even if the temperature is right, fish species will not gather if the current is strong.

If you select the target species in the app, a separate activity score dedicated to that species will appear.

West Sea Black Sea Bream, South Sea Red Sea Bream, East Sea Flounder, Jeju Yellowtail — changing the species changes the point ranking as well.

This is an individual analysis of over 60 fish species, ranging from Red Snapper, Rockfish, Sand Mackerel, Croaker, Flounder, Flatfish, Spanish Mackerel, Horse Mackerel, Conger Eel, and Rockfish.

■ 24-Hour Bite Heatmap — Why is the same spot different at 6 AM and 6 PM?

Those who have done some fishing will know. Around high tide, immediately after sunset, and at dawn — fishing conditions change dramatically every hour.

Korea Fishing Point divides the day into 24-hour time slots to pinpoint the best times for bites.

Tide tables, sunrise and sunset times, and high and low tide times are also displayed on a single screen.

■ Nationwide Artificial Reef Map — Where Fish Gather

There is a reason where fish gather. It is the artificial reef.

Based on official data from the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, the location, type, depth, and scale of artificial reefs across the country are displayed on the map. From Taean, Boryeong, Seosan, Gangneung, and Yangyang artificial reefs to the East Sea — you can check before heading out to see if there are artificial reefs beneath your destination.

■ Today’s Ocean on One Screen — Real-time Marine and Weather Information

Water temperature, wave height, wind direction, wind speed, tides, sunrise, sunset, and currents—all the information you need for a fishing trip is displayed on a single screen.

We use official data from the Korea Meteorological Administration, the Korea Hydrographic and Oceanographic Agency, and the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, but interpret it through the eyes of an angler.

You are not just reading numbers — we show you how the data is interpreted at your specific fishing spot today. We also provide information on weather advisories and points to watch out for regarding rip currents.

■ Tides in the West Sea, Water Temperature in the East Sea — Standards vary by region

The waters of the West Sea and the East Sea are completely different.

In the West Sea, the large tidal range means that tide timing dictates fishing success, whereas in the East Sea, the deep waters and slow temperature changes make water temperature and currents the key factors. Complex ocean currents serve as the standard for the South Sea, while migratory fish species are the standard for Jeju.

Korean Fishing Points calculates point scores based on criteria tailored to each region: the West Sea, South Sea, East Sea, and Jeju.

■ Regional Sea Fishing Point Guide

West Sea — Mudflats exposed when the tide recedes; the two hours before and after high tide are the decisive battleground.

From Incheon, Taean, Boryeong, Seosan, Dangjin, Seocheon, Gunsan, Buan, Sinan, and Haenam, octopus and cuttlefish explode in the spring. Points for rockfish, halibut, and sea bass are also densely packed.

South Sea — The mecca of sea fishing; complex currents create abundant fishing grounds.

From Tongyeong, Yeosu, Geoje, Goheung, Wando, Namhae-gun, Sacheon, and Jinhae, boat fishing for red sea bream reaches its peak in the spring. Shore-based black sea bream and striped sea bream are also popular year-round. Tongyeong red sea bream, Yeosu black sea bream, and Geoje striped sea bream are the representative points.

East Sea — The water is deep and temperature fluctuations are gradual.

From Gangneung, Sokcho, Samcheok, Donghae, Ulsan, Pohang, Yeongdeok, to Uljin. Flounder lure fishing, cuttlefish eging, and cod jigging are possible year-round. Breakwater eging, rockfish light game, and metal jigs are also popular. Fishing spots for cuttlefish, red snapper, rockfish, and octopus are well-developed.

Jeju — A diverse range of species coexists, from subtropical to large migratory fish.

From Jeju City, Seogwipo, Seongsan, Hankyeong, to Gujwa. Anglers from all over the country flock here during the yellowtail season from October to December. High-value species such as cuttlefish, black sea bream, rockfish, and grouper are also abundant.

■ Sea Fishing Strategies by Season

Spring (March–May): This is the time when the West Sea sees an explosion of octopus and cuttlefish. Boryeong, Taean, Gunsan, Buan, and Incheon are key areas. Simultaneously, boat fishing for red sea bream in the South Sea reaches its peak, and large red sea bream of the 70cm class can be caught in Tongyeong, Yeosu, and Geoje. It is the season for black sea bream on the rocky shore.

Summer (June–August): The migration of Jeju yellowtail and amberjack begins. Night fishing for rockfish and daytime lure fishing for halibut is active on East Sea breakwaters. Early morning fishing trips for sand smelt and croaker are popular in the West Sea, while squid and cutlassfish are popular in the South Sea.

Autumn (September–November): This is the peak of sea fishing. It is the season for black sea bream nationwide, and West Sea rocky shores, South Sea boat fishing, and East Sea breakwaters are all at their peak. The migration of cutlassfish, mackerel, and Spanish mackerel also begins.

Winter (December–February): It is the season for rockfish fishing on East Sea breakwaters. It is the true peak of the Jeju yellowtail season, and night fishing for black sea bream and rock bream is also possible. In the South Sea, it is the season for sea bass lure fishing.

■ Taking a Step Further from Recommended Fishing Apps — How Is It Different from Other Sea Fishing Apps?

Unlike other apps that merely list tide tables and weather, Korea Fishing Points goes a step further.

· Apps That Only Look at Tides: Just when the water comes in and goes out

· Korea Fishing Points: What fish species will react to this spot during that tide and how

· General Apps: Water temperature 17 degrees, wave height 0.8m — Just a list of numbers

· Korea Fishing Points: Today's Black Sea Bream Activity at This Point is 72 points; 12–14:00 is the peak fishing time

· Other Sea Fishing Apps: Same nationwide tide table

· Korea Fishing Points: Point criteria tailored to the West Sea, South Sea, East Sea, and Jeju Island

The habit of looking only at the tides is no longer necessary.

It is sea fishing decided by data.

■ Tackle Matching — What Can I Catch Today With My Equipment?

If you register your fishing rod and reel in the app, it analyzes how well they match the target fish species and fishing spot for today. If you find any areas lacking, we will specifically point out which rigs you should add.

It is useful for both beginners and veterans. From lures, vibes, jigs, worms, metal jigs, Tai Rubber, to light jigging.

■ Start for Free

Spot scores, weather and tides, fish species analysis, and reef maps—the basics are all free.

A 3-month free Premium trial is provided upon sign-up. (Please refer to the in-app guide for pricing thereafter.)

With Premium, you can access detailed strategies by time of day, equipment matching analysis, and all community features.

Data Sources: Korea Meteorological Administration, Korea Hydrographic and Oceanographic Agency, Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, National Institute of Fisheries Science

Inquiries: admin@fishpoint.co.kr

Rocky shores, boats, breakwaters, and beaches—whether it is the West Sea, the South Sea, the East Sea, or Jeju Island.

The app that reads the sea with you today, Korea Fishing Point. The standard of fishing.