Built for Fishing Guides Who Run a Real Business

Your trips, your clients,
your records — one place.

A purpose-built management system for fishing guides — so nothing falls through the cracks when you're on the water instead of at a desk.

admin.inpursuitfishing.com
Trips This Month
14
Spring Chinook season
Records Due
2
Action needed
Upcoming Trips
May 3 Spring Chinook · Columbia R. D. Morrison
May 7 Coho · Willamette R. S. & T. Chen
May 10 Dungeness Crab · Coast Henderson party
Records — Action Needed
OSMB Outfitter Guide License 39 days
Charter Boat Insurance 115 days
Columbia River Endorsement OK
Every trip, logged and searchable
Permits and licenses, never forgotten
Live · In Pursuit! · Pacific NW · 2026
Built by Confluence Digital
Sound familiar?

Running a guide service means doing the paperwork
while everyone else is fishing.

Between client calls, permit renewals, trip records, and a website you can't update yourself, the business side of guiding never really stops.

"When did I last take Morrison out, and what did we catch?"

Trip history lives in your head, in old texts, or in a notebook that's somewhere in the boat. When a client calls to rebook, you can't pull up their history in ten seconds.

"When does my OSMB outfitter guide license expire again?"

Permit and license renewal deadlines are tracked on a sticky note, in a reminder, or remembered the week before they expire. One missed renewal can shut down the season.

"I need to update my spring chinook rates. Who do I call?"

Any change to your public website — updated rates, new availability, a different FAQ — requires tracking down whoever built it and hoping they get back to you before the season changes.

"Is that Saturday already booked? I can't remember."

Availability management happens via text and a mental calendar. Double-booking a day or losing a booking because you forgot isn't a systems failure — it's what happens without a system.

Features

Built for the water,
not for the office.

Guide Hub is designed around how a working fishing guide actually runs a business — on the go, on the river, and on the phone between trips.

Trip Log

Record every trip — date, species, river, client, outcome, and notes. Searchable by client or by date. Pull up Morrison's full history before he calls to rebook, every time.

Customer Management

A full directory of past and prospective clients with contact info, trip history, and notes. Know who your regulars are, who referred them, and what they like to target.

Records & Permits

Store every license, permit, certification, and endorsement with expiry dates. Color-coded urgency flags tell you what needs attention before it becomes a problem.

Schedule & Availability

A visual calendar showing booked days, open days, and blocked-out time. No more mental inventory of the month. Know at a glance what's available before you commit.

Content Admin

Update your own website — rates, species info, FAQ, gallery photos, testimonials — through a simple admin interface. No developer required. Changes go live immediately.

Mobile-First Design

Designed for use on a phone, on the water, in bright light. Large touch targets, high contrast, fast load. Log a trip right after you pull the boat out — before you forget anything.

Know before you launch

Everything you need for tomorrow's trip — before you leave the house.

The morning of a guide trip, you need one thing: a fast, complete picture of the day. Who's coming, what they've fished before, whether the river is running clean, and when legal hours start. Guide Hub pulls it all into a single Roll Call Briefing for each trip on your calendar.

No tabs open. No checking three apps. No guessing on conditions at the ramp.

Roll Call — May 3, 2026 · Clackamas River
Dave Morrison License 2026 ✓ Paid
503-555-0142 · morrison@example.com
Party of 2 · 7th trip · Last: Mar 14, 2026
"Prefers early morning starts. Targets Chinook."
🌅 5:52 am · Legal 4:52 am – 9:14 pm · 🌇 8:14 pm
Clackamas River — Current Conditions
1,240 CFS · 4.2 ft · 52°F water
USGS 14211010 · Updated Apr 23, 6:15 am PDT
Forecast (This Afternoon): Partly Cloudy · 58°F · Wind SW 8 mph · 10% precip
Bonneville Dam — Fish Passage
312 Chin · 1,847 Stlhd · 48 Shad
Apr 22, 2026
Never miss a renewal again

Your licenses and permits,
under control.

A lapsed OSMB outfitter guide license, an expired charter insurance policy, a missed Coast Guard endorsement renewal — these don't just cost money, they can shut you down mid-season. Guide Hub keeps the full picture visible.

  • Every license, permit, and certification stored in one place
  • Expiry dates tracked with color-coded urgency — red, amber, green
  • Upcoming renewals surface automatically on your dashboard
  • Store the documents themselves alongside the dates — no more hunting for PDFs
Records & Licenses — All Tracked
🔴
OSMB Outfitter Guide License
Oregon State Marine Board · Annual
39 days
🟡
Charter Boat Insurance
Commercial liability · Renewal Aug 15
115 days
🟢
Columbia River Endorsement
ODFW · Expires Dec 31
OK
🟢
Business Registration — OR
State of Oregon · Expires Nov 30
OK
🟢
USCG Captain's License
USCG OUPV · Expires Mar 2028
OK
Live data, no tab-switching

River conditions and fish counts — pulled automatically.

Guide Hub pulls live gauge data from USGS, weather forecasts from the National Weather Service, and fish passage counts from Bonneville Dam directly into your dashboard and day briefing. No checking FlowTracker in one tab and NWS in another.

Clackamas, Willamette, Columbia, Sandy — configure the rivers you guide and the data shows up where you need it.

Clackamas River
1,240 CFS · 4.2 ft · 52°F water · 2.1 NTU
Updated Apr 23, 6:15 am PDT
Forecast (This Afternoon): Partly Cloudy · 58°F · Wind SW 8 mph · 10% precip
Willamette River at Portland
28,400 CFS · 12.1 ft · 55°F water
Updated Apr 23, 6:00 am PDT
Forecast (This Afternoon): Mostly Cloudy · 61°F · Wind S 5 mph · 20% precip
Tides (Astoria): Low 0.4 ft at 7:12 am · High 5.8 ft at 1:48 pm
Bonneville Dam — Fish Passage · Apr 22
Bonneville: 312 Chin · 1,847 Stlhd · 48 Shad
Content Admin — Update Your Own Site
Trips Rates Gallery FAQ Testimonials
Season
Spring Chinook 2026
Half Day (1–2 people)
$350
Full Day (1–2 people)
$550
Additional Angler
+$75
Crab Add-On
+$50
Save & Publish →
Update Your Own Website

Your rates changed. Your website should too — today.

Rates change with the season. Species come into run. Gallery photos pile up after a good week on the water. FAQ gets a new question you keep answering by text. All of it is updatable through the same admin you use for everything else — no developer, no waiting.

What's in the admin, what's on the public site. Changes publish in seconds.

The live public site for In Pursuit! Guide Service is a working example of what clients see — built alongside the admin system. inpursuitguideservice.com ↗

Your Business, Your Data

Your client records belong to you.

A guide's client list is one of the most valuable things in the business. It stays on a private server — not a shared SaaS platform where every other guide service is a neighbor.

Password-Protected Admin

The entire admin area sits behind a secure login. No public access to your client records, trip history, or permit documents.

Private Hosting

Your data lives on a dedicated private server, not a shared cloud platform. Your client list isn't sitting next to a competitor's.

You Own the Data

Client records, trip logs, and permit documents are yours. Exportable. No subscription that takes your data with it if you ever decide to leave.

Get Started

Let's set this up for your guide service.

Tell me how you currently track trips, clients, and records. We'll build something around how you actually work — not a template you have to adapt to.

casey@confluencedigital.net
About the Builder

Built by Confluence Digital Services

Confluence Digital builds custom operational systems for small businesses and professionals in the Pacific Northwest. Guide Hub was designed from the ground up based on conversations with In Pursuit! Guide Service — a working Oregon fishing guide operation. No generic template adapted to fit. If you have questions or want to see the system, you're talking directly to the person who built it.