Catch a Fish
Free App
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About Catch a Fish
Everyone's heard the phrase, "Plenty of fish in the sea", but no one tells you how to catch those fish.
Set who you are and the type of person you're looking for and the app will alert you if anyone in your immediate vicinity is a match.
If a match is found, the other person will see a custom message you write and any interests you have in common.
Important: this app requires that both parties have the app installed and running.
Set who you are and the type of person you're looking for and the app will alert you if anyone in your immediate vicinity is a match.
If a match is found, the other person will see a custom message you write and any interests you have in common.
Important: this app requires that both parties have the app installed and running.
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Android
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App History & Updates
More downloads Catch a Fish reached 5 000 - 10 000 downloads
What are users saying about Catch a Fish
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What's the point of this app anyway? Possibly the worst I have ever seen
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Hate the way you have to sign up with facebook, why not email too?
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Doesn't work
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Honest hard working man. But disabled right know
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Waste of time!
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Catch a Fish seems to be an interesting concept. It is similar to Happn in that it will only locate other people very near you running the same app. There are no logins to create seeing as the app must be running to find others, but there are also no photos, which is weak. You can set the gender and age you are looking for, as well as race (which has no version of mixed or other, which is terribly divisive). It relies on the Google app component known as 'nearby' in its location services. Seeing as I am confident I will never cross someone else running this app, I cannot recommend it. Perhaps at a 'live dating social' where this app was encouraged could I see it serving some purpose. But for todays world, Happn fills this gap.