About the startup
Fly fishing success depends on matching the hatch — but most anglers don't know their bugs. HatchMatch uses AI vision to identify aquatic insects from a photo and instantly recommend the right fly patterns and rigging. No entomology degree required. Just point, shoot, and fish with confidence. Key features: • Snap a photo of any aquatic insect and get an instant species ID • Get specific fly pattern recommendations matched to that hatch • Rigging tips included — not just what to tie on, but how to fish it • Works on any river, any region, any time of year • Available on iOS — built for the water, not the desk Built for the angler who has great water but needs a local's knowledge in their pocket.
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