Angelroute - Angelkarten App

Description

Are you a member of a fishing club and wondering why you still have to pick up paper fishing licenses? Then get the fishing route app and introduce it to your club!
With Fishing Route - the digital fishing card - your fishing club can completely digitalize the sale of fishing cards. All types of fishing permits, including water protection regulations – including annual permits – can be displayed and sold to members and guests in digital format via the fishing route app. This creates immense advantages for you and your club:
Cost cutting:
• There are no costs for printing fishing cards and the fishing log
• No postage costs for you or your club, since annual tickets and the calendar of events, for example, no longer have to be sent
• You do not have to return the annual or daily catch statistics
Effort reduction:
• Fishing permits are available to you 24/7
• Constant overview of allotments that are still open
• Your club does not have to distribute the cards to the issuing offices
• Your club can sell tickets with minimal administrative effort
• The evaluation of the annual catch statistics at the end of the year is made obsolete by real-time catch statistics
Improved water protection:
• Catch feedback via app increases the chance of receiving catch reports from members and guest fishermen
• Catch statistics in real time also enable your club to identify negative developments at an early stage
• Evaluation and statistical options regarding the fishing pressure help your club to make the right decisions when it comes to water management

According to the motto: from clubs for clubs, we work closely with clubs to ensure that the digital transformation succeeds in the conservative area of ​​fishing. With Fishing Route, your fishing club can slowly approach digitization year after year by reducing the written quota step by step, because digitization does not succeed all at once, but this is i. i.e. R. a long process. Finally, there are members who do not have a mobile phone or who initially refuse a digital fishing card.