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Free tool

Your catches, on your own website

The catch widget shows the latest catch reports from your water directly on your own site — free, always current, and set up in a couple of minutes. Built for fishing conservation associations, water owners, municipalities, campsites and angling clubs.

Get your widget

River Mörtsjöbäcken

Recommended code (adjusts the height automatically)

<script src="https://fangstrapport.se/widget/v1/embed.js" data-vattendrag="mörtsjöbäcken-31" data-lang="en" async></script>

Alternative: a plain iframe (if your site does not allow scripts)

<iframe src="https://fangstrapport.se/widget/v1?vattendrag=m%C3%B6rtsj%C3%B6b%C3%A4cken-31&lang=en" style="width:100%;border:0;" height="480" title="Catch reports — Fångstrapport.se" loading="lazy"></iframe>

Preview

How it works

  1. 1

    Search for your water or your association

    The widget can show catches from a single lake, river or sea area — or from every water your association manages.

  2. 2

    Copy the code

    One line of HTML. Works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and hand-built sites.

  3. 3

    Paste it on your site

    The widget updates automatically as new catches are reported. Done.

Common questions

What does it cost?
Nothing. The widget is free, with no conditions.
What is shown?
Public catch reports with a photo from the water — species, length, date and the angler's name. Positions are approximate by default; an exact position is shown only if the angler chose to publish it.
Can visitors report directly in the widget?
Yes. The quick report — Dead, Bite or Catch — works right inside the widget. Anyone who wants to log the full catch with a photo is sent on to Fångstrapport.se.
Who may use the widget?
Anyone with a water to show off: fishing conservation associations, water owners, municipalities, campsites, fishing guides and clubs.
Does the association get anything more?
Yes. Associations that claim their page on Fångstrapport.se get access to statistics on live reports and public catches on their waters — and the widget brings in more reports to build those statistics from.
Does it slow the site down?
Barely. The widget loads in its own frame after the rest of the page and weighs less than an ordinary image.