Every catch timestamped to the second. Every jury decision logged with judge name, decision, and written reason. The record is permanent and unambiguous.
A whiteboard that got erased. A spreadsheet that was edited. Maybe a photo from 4 PM. Nothing that definitively shows what happened, when, and who made the call. The argument grows. Someone leaves unhappy.
Boat, angler, species, code — entered on the phone.
Submission timestamp. Judge name. Boat. Species. Catch code. Photo or video if uploaded.
Video and photo visible inline. All catch metadata available in one place.
Permanent acceptance record. Leaderboard updates within 10 seconds.
Reason required. Permanent disqualification record with director's name and timestamp.
Captain or angler files a formal review. Both sides of the record visible. Decision is final and recorded.
One catch was challenged during the event. The audit log showed the submission timestamp, the judge's name, the jury review notes, and the acceptance time. The challenge was reviewed and resolved in 12 minutes. No escalation, no weekend-long argument.