Ocean current charts

Current charts for reading movement, drift, and convergence offshore

Rigline brings ocean current data onto the same chart as water temp, sea height, depth and hotspot scoring, so you can see how the water is moving before you choose a line.

Free on iPhone. No subscription.

Illustration. The app shows live data for your water.

What this helps you decide

Current direction and convergence often explain why a break or weedline is productive. Rigline uses current layers to help anglers identify edges, drift paths, and zones where bait can concentrate.

In the app

  • Current speed and animated flow beside water temp and sea height layers
  • Warm and cold eddies and the Loop Current front drawn on the chart
  • Regional guides for current-driven fisheries such as the Gulf Stream and Loop Current

How anglers use it

  1. 1

    Plan a troll line along a current edge instead of crossing it blindly

  2. 2

    Estimate where a weedline or debris field may drift before arrival

  3. 3

    Check whether current flow supports a scored hotspot or weakens the setup