The Crappie Cracker Explorer FLAGSHIP TOOL

Our live conditions dashboard for anglers — real-time NOAA radar, current weather, tides, and a full solunar fishing calculator covering 89 Florida waterways, all on one screen. Open it as a browser app anywhere, or find it pre-installed on the Explorer Appliance — our dedicated onboard unit, with several more features, mounted right on the boat.

Live Radar & Interactive Map — a 4-hour playback scrubber, NOAA's animated loop, or the latest single frame, plus a pannable Interactive Map with a live wind speed/direction overlay for every waterway. Switchable across 4 NEXRAD stations covering all of Florida
Real Solunar Times — fishing rating, moon phase, and Major/Minor windows from actual moon-transit and rise/set times, not a lookup table — shown as a circular clock graphic right on the main screen, plus a 4-day-ahead strip for sizing up a trip a little further out, no need to open the calendar just to check today
72-Hour Pressure Outlook — a live barometer plus a 3-day forecast sparkline that flags approaching fronts, covering all 89 Florida waterways — it even nudges the day's rating up or down, right on the main screen and in the Fishing Calendar, when a front's on the way
Always-On Conditions — weather, tides (including 12 St. Johns River points), water temperature, active alerts, and river/lake flood-stage tracking, updated continuously
Full Fishing Calendar — a month of solunar data for any of 89 Florida waterways, one dropdown away
Use My Exact Location — beyond the 89 curated lakes, one tap pulls your device's GPS coordinates directly — solunar times, the nearest radar station, and the map all work for wherever you actually are
Track Your Route — watch your GPS position continuously and draw the path you've traveled right on the Interactive Map, with live distance and elapsed time — export it anytime as a standard GPX file, openable in Google Earth or your chartplotter
Favorite Lakes — star any of the 89 waterways for one-tap switching between them, instead of scrolling the full list every time
Catch Log — log a catch (species, size, lure, notes) right at your exact GPS position, see every one pinned on the map, and export the whole log as GPX waypoints anytime
Tide Curve — today's tide traced as a curve for Home and the 12 St. Johns River waypoints, built from NOAA's real High/Low predictions rather than a flat number
Works Offline — solunar and tide times and weather/pressure/tides fall back to your last saved reading instead of going blank the moment signal drops
Shrimping Outlook — moon darkness, outgoing tide windows, and a cooling-front note for Home and the St. Johns waypoints, July 15 through November 15
Jig Color Guide — a quick-reference card for jig color by water clarity and light, plus how moon phase should shift your approach, one tap from the main screen
6 Color Themes — Dark, Red, Blue, Green, Teal, or Orange. Pick your look and it's remembered next time you open the app
Crappie Caller APPLIANCE — a baitfish-in-distress sound, synthesized right on your device full package required
Video Viewer APPLIANCE — play back any video saved on your boat's Explorer Appliance, fullscreen, right from the main screen
Vlog Recorder APPLIANCE — record a quick video right on the Explorer Appliance using its built-in camera, name it, and it's saved and ready to watch or share
Save to USB APPLIANCE — copy any video straight onto a USB drive plugged into the Explorer Appliance, with live progress and free-space checking built in

Items marked APPLIANCE require the full package, which uses that unit's own hardware and only runs on the physical Appliance itself.

Two Ways to Run the Explorer

In any browser — open the Explorer as a web app on your phone, tablet or computer and get live radar, solunar times, tides, weather and pressure for all 89 Florida waterways.

On the Explorer Appliance — the dedicated onboard unit mounted on your boat. It has everything the browser version does, plus the features tagged APPLIANCE above: Crappie Caller, Video Viewer, Vlog Recorder and Save to USB, which use the unit’s own hardware and need the full package.

Good to know: the Explorer keeps your last saved solunar, tide, weather and pressure readings, so it still shows something useful when signal drops on the water. Your favorite lakes, color theme and catch log stay on your device.