This bill directs the Secretary of Commerce to establish standards for the coordination and dissemination of geospatial data related to public outdoor recreational use of Federal waterways. This initiative specifically targets fishing restrictions and the use of the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) by recreational vessels, requiring consultation with stakeholders like State and local governments, Indian Tribes, and Native Hawaiian organizations. Within four years, the Secretary must publish this data on a publicly accessible website, including detailed information on fishing restrictions, areas open or closed to recreational activities (such as boating and diving), and restrictions on vessel types or propulsion within the EEZ. The website will also identify Federal marine protected areas, outlining authorized activities, and provide essential navigation, bathymetric, and depth chart information. Data accessibility is a key focus, requiring the information to be findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable, with mechanisms for user updates and public feedback. The Secretary is mandated to update certain data at least twice annually, with some information updated in real-time. The bill encourages broad cooperation with non-Federal entities, including States, Tribes, and the private sector, and mandates interagency coordination to ensure data compatibility. Importantly, it prohibits the disclosure of sensitive historical or commercial fishing information and clarifies that its provisions do not apply to Tribal waters or usual and accustomed fishing areas, nor do they modify existing laws or Tribal rights.