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RipVision is an Australian-built fishing intelligence tool that combines live satellite ocean data with AI modelling to predict where Southern Bluefin Tuna are most likely to be holding — every single day.

16/06/2026

Great to see!

10/06/2026

🎣 REAL RESULTS — straight from the water! 🎣

Massive shout-out to Matt and the crew at Pelican Itch Sportsfishing for this cracking session off the Victorian coast over the weekend! 💪

Here's how it went down: the team hit a spot where tuna had been caught the day before… but it just wasn't firing. One of the lads onboard had RipVision AI running, so they pulled up the map, spotted a hot zone the model was lighting up nearby, and made the call to reposition.

The result? A DOUBLE HOOKUP and two absolute slabs of Southern Bluefin on the deck. 🔥🐟🐟

That's exactly what RipVision AI is built for — taking the guesswork out of where to start and putting you on the fish faster.

Huge thanks to Matt for sharing the catch and the feedback — chuffed doesn't even cover it! 👏

👉 Chasing a charter? Get in touch with the legends at Pelican Itch Sportsfishing — family-owned, servicing Lakes Entrance through to Port Welshpool. Call Matt on 0409 034 207.

🌊 Try it yourself: ripvisionai.com

25/05/2026

Stop burning fuel chasing cold water.
Daily habitat maps for SBT, YFT and Mahi — built on the same satellite data the commercial fleets use. 14 days free.
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https://ripvisionai.com/register

18/05/2026

Quick update on RipVision AI 👇

A few of you have asked if there's a way to try it before paying. Now there is — a 2-week free trial, full access, cancel anytime. You add a card so the subscription rolls over if you love it, but nothing's charged for 14 days and you can cancel with two clicks.

It's also a pretty good moment to try it. User base is growing and that just means more improvements. Over the last fortnight I've:

▸ Pushed SST to full native resolution (16× sharper detail — thermal fronts and eddies you couldn't see before)
▸ Rebuilt the SBT habitat model so it reads more honestly (less green coastal water, more frontal/eddy signal — closer to the actual Hobday & Hartmann science)
▸ Added a brand new ocean currents layer with adjustable flow tails
▸ Tightened the maps to 1km from shore for inshore anglers

If you fish offshore in waters from Australian to Fiji and you've ever wished you could see what the commercial guys see without forking out the big $$$, this is the closest thing going.

Trial link in the comments 👇

21/04/2026

🐟 We're live.

After two months of building, RipVision AI is open to Australian sportfishermen from today.

What it does: pulls fresh satellite ocean data every day and combines five layers — sea surface temperature, thermal fronts, mesoscale eddies, chlorophyll productivity, and shelf-break depth — into a single daily hotspot map for Southern Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin, and Mahi.

The methodology is grounded in published CSIRO and international fisheries-oceanography research on pelagic habitat modelling. What we've built is the daily, fisherman-facing version of the kind of work the scientists have been doing for years.

Whether you're running canyons out of Bermi, chasing SBT off Portland, or working the shelf out of Eden, RipVision shows you where conditions are stacking up before you burn fuel looking.

🎣 $9.99/month or $79.99/year — no lock-in, cancel anytime.

→ ripvisionai.com

Daily hotspot maps will also be posted here. Tight lines, crew. 🎣

04/03/2026

🎣 RipVision AI — Daily SBT Hotspot Report | Latest Data: 1 Mar 2026

Here's what the latest data is showing:

📍 Victoria & Tasmania — Best signal near 43.2°S, 147.8°E (Storm Bay offshore). Promising pockets of elevated habitat suitability are developing. SST averaging ~18.3°C — sitting right in the SBT thermal window.

📍 New South Wales — Best signal near 37.9°S, 150.1°E (Mallacoota offshore). Overall suitability is low in the current satellite pass. SST averaging ~22.5°C — warmer than ideal at ~22°C — worth watching as the current relaxes.

📍 South Australia — Best signal near 34.4°S, 132.7°E (Ceduna offshore). Some localised areas of elevated suitability worth targeting. SST averaging ~19.4°C — sitting right in the SBT thermal window.

📍 Metro West Australia — Best signal near 35.4°S, 117.6°E (Bunbury offshore). Isolated pockets showing a signal — conditions are marginal overall. SST averaging ~21.0°C — on the warm edge of the SBT thermal window.

🔔 Follow for daily updates, or subscribe at ripvision.com.au for real-time interactive hotspot maps, GPS overlays, and daily SBT forecasts sent straight to your phone.

02/03/2026

🎣 RipVision AI — Daily SBT Hotspot Report | Latest Data: 1 Mar 2026

Here's what the latest data is showing:

📍 Victoria & Tasmania — Best signal near 43.2°S, 147.8°E (Storm Bay offshore). Promising pockets of elevated habitat suitability are developing. SST averaging ~18.3°C — sitting right in the SBT thermal window.

📍 New South Wales — Best signal near 37.9°S, 150.1°E (Mallacoota offshore). Overall suitability is low in the current satellite pass. SST averaging ~22.4°C — warmer than ideal at ~22°C — worth watching as the current relaxes.

📍 South Australia — Best signal near 34.6°S, 132.0°E (Ceduna offshore). Some localised areas of elevated suitability worth targeting. SST averaging ~19.4°C — sitting right in the SBT thermal window.

📍 Metro West Australia — Best signal near 34.8°S, 115.3°E (Bunbury offshore). Isolated pockets showing a signal — conditions are marginal overall. SST averaging ~21.2°C — on the warm edge of the SBT thermal window.

🔔 Follow for daily updates

01/03/2026

🎣 RipVision AI — Daily SBT Hotspot Report | Latest Data: 28 Feb 2026

Here's what the latest data is showing:

📍 Victoria & Tasmania — Best signal near 43.0°S, 145.1°E (Tasmania SW Coast). Promising pockets of elevated habitat suitability are developing. SST averaging ~18.2°C — sitting right in the SBT thermal window.

📍 New South Wales — Best signal near 38.0°S, 150.1°E (Mallacoota offshore). Overall suitability is low in the current satellite pass. SST averaging ~22.9°C — warmer than ideal at ~23°C — worth watching as the current relaxes.

📍 South Australia — Best signal near 33.7°S, 131.7°E (Ceduna offshore). Some localised areas of elevated suitability worth targeting. SST averaging ~19.3°C — sitting right in the SBT thermal window.

📍 Metro West Australia — Best signal near 35.2°S, 115.1°E (Bunbury offshore). Isolated pockets showing a signal — conditions are marginal overall. SST averaging ~21.4°C — on the warm edge of the SBT thermal window.

28/02/2026

🎣 RipVision AI — Daily SBT Hotspot Report | Latest Data: 27 Feb 2026

📍 Victoria & Tasmania — Best signal near 43.9°S, 147.7°E (Storm Bay offshore). Promising pockets of elevated habitat suitability are developing. SST ~18.2°C — sitting right in the SBT thermal window.

📍 New South Wales — Best signal near 37.9°S, 150.1°E (Mallacoota offshore). Overall suitability is low in the current satellite pass. SST ~22.8°C — warmer than ideal.

📍 South Australia — Best signal near 34.3°S, 132.4°E (Ceduna offshore). Some localised areas of elevated suitability worth targeting. SST ~19.2°C — sitting right in the SBT thermal window.

📍 Metro West Australia — Best signal near 35.2°S, 115.1°E (Bunbury offshore). Isolated pockets showing a signal — conditions are marginal overall. SST ~21.4°C — on the warm edge.

27/02/2026

🎣 RipVision AI — Daily SBT Hotspot Report | Latest Data: 26 Feb 2026

Here's what the latest data is showing:

📍 Victoria & Tasmania —East Coast of Tasmania is still firing. SST averaging ~18.2°C — sitting right in the SBT thermal window.

📍 New South Wales — Best signal near 35.0°S, 152.6°E (Wollongong offshore). SST averaging ~22.7°C — warmer than ideal, worth watching as the current relaxes.

📍 South Australia — Best signal near 36.1°S, 135.1°E (Port Lincoln offshore). SST averaging ~19.2°C — sitting right in the SBT thermal window.

📍 Metro West Australia — Best signal near 33.5°S, 114.7°E (Bunbury offshore). SST averaging ~21.0°C — on the warm edge of the SBT thermal window.

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https://ripvisionai.com/

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