One address reaches us for everything: hello@alabamafishingatlas.com. Put one of the subjects below in your line and it lands in front of the right person instead of waiting in a general inbox.
Four things bring people here. Pick the one that fits.
We publish water-specific detail — lake depths, ramp locations, access notes, species ranges — and detail like that goes stale. If a ramp is closed, a marina has changed hands, a depth is off, or a water we describe no longer matches what you see from the boat, tell us and we will fix it.
Send the page address and what is wrong. A photo from the ramp or launch is the fastest way to get an access note corrected.
Subject line: Correction
We list guide services and charter operators on the waters they fish, with the captain, the boat, the trips offered and the operator's own contact details. There is no charge to be listed and we do not sell placement inside those lists.
Send your business name, the water you run, your website, and the phone number you want published. We confirm each listing against your own site before it goes up.
Subject line: Guide or charter listing
Most of what makes this site useful is local: which ramp fills first on a Saturday in June, which bend of a tailwater turns murky after rain, which reef holds fish in February. If you fish one water hard and want to write about it, we want to hear from you.
Tell us the water, how long you have fished it, and one specific thing you know about it that a visitor would not read anywhere else.
Subject line: Writing
Questions about our data sources, methodology, the bite score, or permission to reuse anything on this site go here.
Note what you need it for and what deadline you are on.
Subject line: Press
We are a reference guide, not a regulator or a booking desk. We cannot issue or renew a license, confirm whether a season is open today, tell you what you may legally keep from a given water, or reserve a boat for you.
Those answers come from the agencies and operators themselves. Regulations and licensing in Alabama sit with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR); Gulf federal seasons sit with NOAA Fisheries. Guide and charter availability sits with the captain. Our water pages link to the agencies so you can check the rule that applies to the day you are actually going.
hello@alabamafishingatlas.com — corrections, listings, writing, press. We read everything sent there. We reply to corrections and listing requests because both make the site more accurate. We cannot promise a reply to general fishing questions, and we do not give out fishing spots by email.
If you are looking for lake-by-lake detail instead, the lakes index and the rivers index cover every water we have published so far.