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PhotoMeasure

The days of fussing to position your fish precisely on a bump board are gone! Anglers Leaderboard™ includes this AI-enabled feature that provides automatic catch length measurement and species detection in seconds using your smartphone camera.

Anglers Leaderboard™ catch, click, and repeat process

Catch, Click, & Repeat

One standout feature that makes Anglers Leaderboard™ a must-have addition to your fishing gear is PhotoMeasure™.

Using it is as simple as snapping a photo and uploading your catch. With this tool, you can fish back-to-back, knowing that each catch will be automatically measured, detected, and instantly logged into your Personal Leaderboard!

Automatic Length & Species Detection

How does Anglers Leaderboard™ make every catch count? The software seamlessly integrates with our patent-pending PhotoMeasure™ Board.

This AI-enabled board allows anglers to automatically measure length and detect species, removing user bias and creating a consistent system for recording catches among all competitors.

In order to get started using the app with the Photomeasure™ board for real-time data logging, users must have an internet data connection.

PhotoMeasure™ feature interface in ALB app

ALB PhotoMeasure Feature

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PhotoMeasure™ parent-pending board

Patent-Pending PhotoMeasure Board

  • The Photomeasure™ board is a 91.4 cm (36") long, floating tool capable of withstanding temperatures as low as -45°C (-49°F).

  • It does not require a bump for precise measurement. Its wide handle makes it easy to carry around—even with gloves on during cold weather.

  • The material is tough, resistant to scratches and fish odours, which makes cleanup easy. For longevity, it must be stored properly. It should be stored flat, out of direct sunlight and extreme heat.

Ready to make every catch count with PhotoMeasure? Pre-Order the PhotoMeasure Board today!

How PhotoMeasure Works!

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Step 3

Level Shot

Step 1

Board Placement

Ensure that the board is placed horizontally in the landscape photo.

Step 2

Positioning Catch

Position your fish facing left or right, at any angle on the board, ensuring that there are at least 4 unobstructed QR codes around both the head and tail. It’s OK to hold the fish steady in the mid-section with your hand while you take the photo.

Hold your cellphone camera in landscape at knee or waist level. Avoid shots taken above your waist; instead maximize your fish in the photo with unobstructed QRs on each end.

Capture & Upload

Take a photo of your catch and upload it. Your records will be updated on your Personal Leaderboard usually in less than 15 seconds.

Catch, click, repeat!

FAQs

  • PhotoMeasure™ uses AI methods to detect and measure the length of your fish. It transforms how you capture and record your catches. It is easier and faster than ever before.

    Species are identified from our growing database of hundreds of thousands of fish photos.

  • If you submit a photo of a species that is not in the database, simply provide the photo, with manual entry of species name and its length.  This will grow the database and assist in the automatic identification of this species in the future. 

  • PhotoMeasure™ has been subject to extensive testing and is highly precise. We post length measurement and species identification statistics on the ALB website. Keep your own records, too!

See more frequently asked questions about PhotoMeasure!

All species can be automatically measured using PhotoMeasure™. The following 36 species can be accurately identified with a level of agreement ranging 90 - 99%.

Detectable Species

American Gizzard Plains Longear Sunfish Green Sunfish
American Pickerel Pumpkinseed Greengill Sunfish
Black Crappie Redbreast Sunfish Largemouth Bass
Bluegill Redear Sunfish Northern Pike
Brook Trout Rock Bass Northern Sunfish
Brown Trout Silver Perch Pink Salmon
Chain Pickerel Smallmouth Bass Walleye
Chinook Salmon Sockeye Salmon White Bass
Chum Salmon Spotted Bass White Crappie
Cutthroat Trout Spotted Gar White Perch
Freshwater Drum Spotted Sunfish White Sucker
Grass Carp Striped Bass Yellow Perch

Species in Development 

This list is the next round of 23 species that will join our AI automated identification system. 

Artic Grayling Goldeye
Bigmouth Buffalo Lake Trout
Black Bullhead Lake Whitefish
Brown Bullhead Mooneye
Bull Trout Mountain Whitefish
Channel Fish Muskellunge
Cisco Rainbow Trout
Coho Salmon Sauger
Dolly Varden Char Shorthead Redhorse
Flathead Catfish Silver Carp
Golden Redhorse Silver Redhorse
Golden Trout

Catch more, fish smarter!

Don't just fish— enhance your experience and angling skills with these features! Scan the QR code to pre-register to Anglers Leaderboard™.