Regions
Five are live today: the Gulf of America, three along the East Coast, and Baja. Here is the water each one covers, in the words you would use for it yourself.
A free account opens all five. Bite Intel Pro is per region — you buy the water you fish.
Gulf of America
The shelf out front, south of Galveston and east of Brownsville, out across the 100-fathom curve to the deep rigs.
The rip, the edge and the weed line on the same map as the rigs you already run to, and every trip you have made over the top of it.
East Coast
The canyons and the edge, from the shelf break out over the drop. Three regions: Southern New England to Charleston, Central Florida to Cape Hatteras, and South Florida and the Bahamas.
Where the Stream is running today and where it was last week, the eddies that spin off it, and the break you have been finding by feel.
Baja
The banks, and the outside water that sets up over them.
Cold water pushing down the outside, the line where it meets the warm, and the days the edge stacks up tight enough to run tailers.
More regions are being added. We are not naming one before it is live, and we are not putting a date on it.
Every satellite layer we carry is global, and the five-minute temperature frame covers the Americas. A region is not a limit on what the satellites see — it is where the computed water is built, clipped and ready to open offshore.