PISCARY - Bite, sun, moon and pressure

PISCARY shows what matters before the first cast. BITE TIMES The bar covers the whole day, midnight to midnight. Solid blocks are major periods, flat ones are minor periods. The lighter band is daylight, the white line is now. One glance tells you whether the next hour is worth it. Times follow solunar theory: major periods around the moon's upper and lower transit, minor periods around moonrise and moonset. PRESSURE WITH TREND For many anglers the single most useful number — and the movement matters more than the value. The arrow shows the last three hours. Pressure is corrected to sea level so the comparison against 1013 hPa holds at altitude too. SUN AND MOON Sunrise and sunset for your location, plus the moon phase as a drawn disc. All computed on the watch — no phone required. BITE INDEX One number combining solunar windows, twilight, moon phase and pressure trend. When a window is open, the watch says so. 21 SPECIES IN THREE SETS A different silhouette every day, cleanly drawn and instantly readable. - Freshwater predators: pike, zander, perch, trout, carp, catfish, eel - Baltic and coast: cod, sea trout, herring, flounder, garfish, mackerel, whiting - Coarse fish: tench, bream, roach, chub, asp, grayling, burbot Prefer one fish all week? Pick a fixed species. CONFIGURABLE Six colours, every element can be switched off, three always-on layouts. Always-on draws only the time and the fish outline and shifts the image every minute to protect the display. GERMAN AND ENGLISH The watch follows the device language setting. — Note: solunar theory is a rule of thumb, not a catch guarantee. Pressure and trend need a device with a barometer. Temperature and wind come from Garmin's weather data and need a paired phone. Sun, moon and bite times are computed on the watch itself. Sun, moon and bite times use the watch's last known location. PISCARY never turns on GPS and never sends anything anywhere.