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Submit the Fishing Report

For Fishing variants only, turn catches, conditions, media, and outcomes into submitted shared evidence.

Track

Field Delivery and Evidence

Phase

Report

Starts with

A Fishing variant needs a reviewable outcome record

Ends with

The Fishing Report is submitted as shared evidence

You are here

FD-02
  1. FD-01Execute the Variant Timeline
  2. FD-04Change the Program Beat After an Incident
  3. FD-02Submit the Fishing Report
  4. FD-03Finish the Daily Program

The situation

After Fishing, IN + Fishing, or Transition + Fishing field work, the guide creates the report from the Program, records catches and conditions, reviews any generated draft, and submits shared evidence with Save and Send. IN only, OUT only, POA, Transition, and Transition + POA do not require a Fishing Report.

What starts it

A Fishing variant reaches the Fishing Report step.

How it unfolds

GuideOperations
  1. 1

    Create the Fishing Report from the Program

    Guide
  2. 2

    Record catches with the available supporting details

    Guide
  3. 3

    Review conditions, access state, day quality, and repeat recommendation

    Guide
  4. 4

    Review generated fields and remove speculative or sensitive commentary

    Guide
  5. 5

    Use Save and Send to submit the report

    Guide

    Save alone keeps an editable draft and does not satisfy Program closure.

  6. 6

    Review the submitted outcome without turning it directly into a new field rule

    Operations

Who's involved

Guide

Records and reviews what happened before sharing it.

Operations

Uses the submitted report to review delivery and exceptions.

What each person sees

Guide

The report form, catches, conditions, media, and submission state.

Why: Create an accurate account of the day.

Operations

The submitted report connected to its Program and trip context.

Why: Review delivery using evidence rather than a vague done signal.

The rule to remember

A draft is editable preparation; only a guide-checked and submitted report becomes shared evidence and unlocks closure.