App answers · Fishbrain - Fishing App
How to cancel Fishbrain - Fishing App
You cancel Fishbrain - Fishing App where the store manages subscriptions, not inside the app. On iPhone: open Settings, tap your name at the top, then Subscriptions, pick Fishbrain - Fishing App, and Cancel. On Android: open the Play Store, tap your profile, then Payments & subscriptions, then Subscriptions, and cancel there. It is worth doing before the next renewal, because "paywall for core features" is a top complaint in Fishbrain - Fishing App reviews, named by 52% of the 135 negative ones. Deleting the app does not stop the billing on its own.
We read the 394 most recent public Fishbrain - Fishing App reviews (248 from the App Store, 146 from Google Play) and grouped them into themes. Percentages are shares of the 135 negative reviews we themed, not of all reviews.
How to cancel, step by step
- 1iPhone or iPad: Settings, then your name, then Subscriptions.
- 2Android: Play Store, then your profile, then Payments & subscriptions, then Subscriptions.
- 3Web billing (if you subscribed on the app's own site): cancel from your account settings there, not the app stores.
- 4Already deleted the app? The subscription keeps billing until you cancel it in one of the places above.
The complaint themes behind that answer
- paywall for core features70 of 135 (52%)
- app used to be free50 of 135 (37%)
- expensive premium subscription38 of 135 (28%)
- poor free version functionality24 of 135 (18%)
- misleading fishing spots20 of 135 (15%)
Users overwhelmingly praise the app's core functionality but criticize its aggressive monetization and reduced free features.
What the users who like it say
- helps find fishing spots
- tracks catches and species
- easy to use
- social fishing community
- useful for anglers
- good interface
- great for logging catches
- connects anglers
What the stores say
- App Store: 4.7★ (67.801 ratings)
- Google Play: 4.5★ (66.906 ratings), 10,000,000+ installs
Questions people also ask
- What do users complain about most in Fishbrain - Fishing App?
- Across 394 recent reviews we read on 16 August 2026, the most common complaint is "paywall for core features", which appears in 52% of the 135 negative reviews (70 of them). The next most common are "app used to be free" and "expensive premium subscription".
- Is Fishbrain - Fishing App worth downloading?
- Of the 394 recent reviews we read, 224 were positive and 135 negative. Users most often praise "helps find fishing spots" and "tracks catches and species". The main thing to weigh is "paywall for core features", the most common complaint.
- What do people like about Fishbrain - Fishing App?
- The most common praise themes in the reviews we read are "helps find fishing spots", "tracks catches and species", "easy to use", "social fishing community", "useful for anglers".
- Fishbrain - Fishing App rating: App Store vs Google Play
- Fishbrain - Fishing App holds 4.65 on the App Store (67.801 ratings) and 4.522 on Google Play (66.906 ratings). These are the stores' own public figures.
- How many Fishbrain - Fishing App reviews did you analyze, and when?
- We read 394 of the most recent Fishbrain - Fishing App reviews on 16 August 2026: 248 from the App Store and 146 from Google Play, pooled across multiple country storefronts. Every percentage on this page is counted from those reviews.
How we got these numbers
We read 394 public Fishbrain - Fishing App reviews (248 App Store, 146 Google Play) and grouped them into themes. Percentages are shares of the 135negative reviews we themed, not of all reviews, and not a verdict on the app. Ratings and install ranges are the stores’ own public figures. Analysis run 2026-08-16.
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