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Catch Tracking and History

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Catch Tracking and History

Avid Angler keeps a history of your fishing catches and casts so you can review what you caught, where it came from, and how a fishing session is going.

Avid Angler catch history

What Is Recorded

Catch records can include:

Field Meaning
Item The item that was caught
Quantity How many were looted
Time When the catch was recorded
Zone Where the catch happened, when available
Position Player coordinates, when available
Source Pool, open water, either, or unknown when Avid Angler can determine it

Fishing casts are tracked as well, allowing the Dashboard and history views to calculate session totals, catch rates, and other summaries.

History Views

View What it shows
All All recorded catches
Session Catches since the current session started or was last reset
Zone Catches from your current zone

History is paged using Prev and Next. Depending on the selected view, Avid Angler can also show summaries such as total catches, loot count, number of item types and zones, fish per hour, top fish, top zone, source mix, and the catch window.

Fish and Zone Analytics

Use the Fish and Zones views to group your fishing history in different ways.

These are useful for seeing:

  • which fish or items you catch most often;
  • which zones you have fished in most;
  • how many catches came from each source type;
  • when each item was caught most recently.

Session Reset

Use Reset Session on the Dashboard or:

/aasession reset

Resetting the session starts a new session from that point onward. It does not delete your all-time catch history.

Source Detection

Source labels can include Pool, Open, Either, Unknown, or Not detected yet.

Some catches can remain unknown when World of Warcraft does not expose enough information for Avid Angler to determine the source reliably.

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