The Session Bible

Every session, recorded properly. The swim, the spots, the tactics, the wraps, the bait, what the wind did and what actually worked — written down while it is still fresh, or spoken straight into your phone when your hands are wet and it is three in the morning.

Then the part that matters: the next angler in that swim can read it before their first cast.

• Mark the spots on satellite imagery — the gravel bar, the near margin, the gap in the pads — with wraps and depth against each one.
• Voice notes from the bank. Talk through a session as it happens; no typing in the rain, no writing it up when you get home and half of it is gone.
• Tactics that carry detail — rig, hookbait, freebies, how much and how often, when the bites came and when they stopped.
• Conditions recorded for you. Wind, pressure, water temperature and moon phase are already logged with your captures; the session inherits them.
• Read the swim before you fish it. Every session logged on a swim builds into a picture of it — what works, when, and in what conditions.