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Every factual statement about CatchVault comes from its App Store listing or its website. General background comes from public scientific and government sources.

Sources for this entry

  1. CatchVault on the App Store: Developer listing with the feature summary, pricing and device requirements.
  2. CatchVault official website: Company-published feature pages, species guide and state rule summaries.
  3. CatchVault state regulations: State-by-state summaries with links out to each wildlife agency.
  4. CatchVault license guides: Where and how to buy a fishing license in each state and DC.
  5. CatchVault species guide: Profiles for the freshwater and saltwater species the app recognizes.
  6. CatchVault waters directory: Per-water rule pages and maps for pilot states.
  7. FishBase: Global scientific database of fish species, names and biology.
  8. USGS Protected Areas (PAD-US): The federal inventory of public and protected land used for land-access layers.

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