A fishing boat running hard through morning fog past a rock outcrop in Pacific Northwest water.

A real plan for the water you’re actually fishing.

Where to go. What to use. When to move.

Built around your trip, so you spend less time researching and more time fishing.

01 — The product

This is what shows up before you launch.

Page one of a StrikePlan for Puget Sound coho: the shape of the trip, the season boundary, recommended morning timing and starting gear.
The StrikePlan
The one-page StrikePlan Cockpit Card: coordinates, routes, depths, trolling speed, daily limits and the distress call in red.
The Cockpit Card — one page

Start here

Your strongest opening water, with the sequence already drawn on the chart.

Fish this

Exact presentation, depth, speed and leader for the water you’re on.

Move when this happens

Clear decision points, so you aren’t guessing whether to stay.

Backup plan

Where to go when the first plan stops working, and how to get there.

A real three-day coho trip out of Everett, September 2026. The only thing removed is the customer’s name. Nothing on it is a mockup.

02 — The problem

You already have the gear.

Unfamiliar water

You know how to fish. You just haven’t spent years learning this fishery.

Limited time

A weekend on the water shouldn’t turn into a scouting mission.

Too much information

Reports, tides, maps, regulations, videos and forum posts, all scattered and none of it current to your trip.

StrikePlan turns all of that into one plan.

03 — How it works

Your trip. Built in three steps.

01

Tell us about the trip

Location, dates, target species, your boat, your gear and how you plan to fish. Two minutes.

02

StrikePlan does the homework

Reports, historical patterns, regulations, maps, weather, tides, structure and productive presentations — researched for your dates and organized into one document.

03

Fish the plan

Launch with clear starting zones, setups, depths, movement strategy and backup options already decided.

$49. One trip. No subscription.

We confirm we can cover your water and your dates within 24 hours. If we can’t, you hear that instead — and you pay nothing.

04 — What’s inside

Everything the day needs, in one document.

The water

  • Primary zones for your dates
  • Backup zones and how to reach them
  • Charts with the starting sequence drawn
  • Launch and ramp information

The setup

  • Rod position and spread
  • Lure and bait recommendations
  • Starting depths
  • Trolling speed
  • Leader and terminal details
  • What to change first

The decisions

  • Where to begin
  • When to stay
  • When to move
  • Which conditions change the plan

The conditions

  • Weather for your window
  • Tides and currents from named NOAA stations
  • Regulations checked close to your dates
  • Timing that actually matters

The Cockpit Card

  • One page, built to use underway
  • Coordinates and routes
  • Cable angle at a glance
  • Daily limits and the distress call, in red
Two rods loaded into downriggers at first light with mist coming off the water.

05 — The difference

Not a generic fishing report.

Built for your dates

Not generic seasonal advice.

Built for your water

Focused on places you can realistically reach and fish.

Built around your boat

The plan matches the gear and range actually available to you.

Built from multiple sources

No single report, forum post or hot tip carrying the whole trip.

Wake trailing behind a boat running out before daylight, landing lights on the shoreline behind.

Spend the day fishing, not scouting.

I spent a year getting ready for one trip into Canada. Charts, tides, rules, where to start, what to run — all of it on my own time, because nobody else was going to do it. It worked. But most people don’t have a year, and they shouldn’t need one. That’s the whole idea behind StrikePlan.

— Jeremy Russell, Everett

06 — The sample

See exactly what you’ll get.

The whole thing, start to finish — every page a customer received for a real three-day coho trip.

A StrikePlan tide and light page showing slack times, tide heights and the timing that shapes the day.
Tide, current and light
The StrikePlan decision page: stay, change one thing, or move, with the conditions that trigger each.
The decision page

07 — Pricing

One trip. One plan.

$49

Built around your destination, your dates, your target species and your fishing setup.

  • No subscription
  • No recurring charge
  • No generic report
A boat pulled up on a gravel shore under heavy Pacific Northwest weather.

Stop researching. Start with a plan.

Tell StrikePlan where you’re going. We’ll turn the homework into something you can actually fish.

The plan supports your judgment. It doesn’t replace current regulations, navigation charts or a safe call on the day.