TidalFish.com - All Fishing All The Time

If all you fishermen out there are feeling left behind in the wake of the technology tsunami, chin up, because there is a place for you at TidalFish.com. By joining the community you are becoming part of a real community- a social network that stays connected online but also gets together in real life! This site has tons of fishing information that is extremely well organized. Site visitors can read up to date fishing reports, message boards, conservation, articles, and post their own information. Featured articles focus on all fishing realms including saltwater, freshwater, fly-fishing, and knots and rigging. The best part of TidalFIsh.com is the calendar. This calendar informs the members of planned fishing outings, picnics, crab feasts, and other events that the sponsors, founders, and members are planning. The calendar symbolizes the true community that you are joining when you sign up. People organizing themselves online to do what they love most outside! Making friends on the site and meeting them in person is the name of the game here. Additionally, there is a classifieds section to buy and sell equipment, club and association resources, as well as detailed information on the Chesapeake Bay and East Coast region.

“TidalFish.com (Tidal Fish) was started in 2001 by Brandon White (aka Chief Angler). What Tidal Fish is today originated from many journeys up the river in search of just the right mix of salinity and water temperature to find that perfect spawning bed. Brandon originally came up with the idea of creating a “fishing company” back in early 1996 that would produce media geared towards fishing, fishing tackle and clothing for the Chesapeake angler. The idea was to create a site that could bring together all anglers to share their fishing ideas, techniques, reports and just general fishing banter. All to often in the past fishing world anglers using different methods would usually stay to themselves and only share information, insight and reports with “their” small group of fishing friends in area where they fished. There is so much to be learned from each others’ fishing experiences and techniques that can be used to improve personal fishing skills; the light tackle anglers can learn from the anglers who troll, the light tackle anglers can learn from the fly anglers and the fly guys can learn from those that use bait and vice-versa.”

I wish I liked to fish, because this is one of the only online communities that really facilitates connections and makes it out of the computer room to have fun. This site is complete with information for everyone and members have a voice and opportunities to offer advice, seek help, and meet other fishing lovers.

None! What a superb site.