Terrasporta / Fly-fishing app preview

Match
the Hatch.

Read the season.
Look closer at the water.

Insect profiles, hatch windows, fly patterns, and field notes—brought together in a mobile companion for the curious angler.

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Match the Hatch Hatch Browser screenMatch the Hatch Insect Detail screen

Development screens · Illustrative insect images

A day on the water / Example

May in southern
New Hampshire.

The hatch browser gives you a place to begin. Your observations on the water give that reference context.

01

Start with the season.

Select southern New Hampshire and May. The example screen brings together caddisflies and mayflies, with fly patterns alongside the insect entries.

View the hatch browser
02

Look into the details.

Open a species profile to compare its hatch window and conditions. The detail screen shows timing, water temperature, and water type together.

View an insect profile
03

Make it your record.

Keep the day’s observations in Field Notes. Build a journal you can return to before your next trip or your next session at the tying bench.

View Field Notes

One curiosity. Two companions.

The app on the water.
The books at the bench.

Explore a hatch on your phone, then go deeper into the natural history and fly dressings in the illustrated books. Both begin with the same idea: understanding more of what fish feed on.

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About the digital companion

Questions about Match the Hatch

What is Match the Hatch?

Match the Hatch is Terrasporta’s fly-fishing app in development. The preview brings together hatch browsing by region and month, insect profiles, fly patterns, a camera identification workflow, and field notes.

Can I download the app here?

This page presents the app’s development screens and an example workflow. A public download link is not yet available. Features and prices shown in the screenshots may change before release.

How does the app relate to the books?

The app explores a digital workflow for the water. The Terrasporta Press books provide illustrated references for natural history, seasonal activity, and imitations at the tying bench. The app preview and books are separate offerings.

Are the screenshot images identification references?

No. These supplied development screens contain placeholder insect photos, including photos that do not match their labels. They illustrate the interface and workflow and should not be used to identify an insect.