Seamline: Trout Fishing Map

Seamline puts every designated trout water in your state on one map, and you don't pay to read it. Tap a creek and you get its name and class, whether the banks are public, what the regulations say, how the nearest USGS gauge is running, and the last day the state stocked it. Read the water before you drive • Streams tinted by live water temperature, so the cold, fishable reaches stand out at a glance. • A two-week strip on every water: flow against its usual range, temperature against the 67°F line where trout start to struggle, and each stocking marked as a brook-trout spot. • Plain answers such as "318 cfs, falling, 54°F". No mystery scores. • The rain the National Weather Service expects over the next three days, so you know before a storm muddies the creek. • Every stream's length, drop and average gradient, with an elevation profile from source to mouth, so you can tell pocket…