Browse bass, fly, saltwater, kayak, and conservation clubs run by real anglers. Filter by state or type, check who's nearby, and request to join.
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Find approved clubs within 100 miles of your location.
Tap Use my location above to see approved clubs within 100 miles, or filter by state and club type. If nothing shows up yet, ask around offline too. The counter at your local tackle shop, the marina office, and the bulletin board at the boat ramp are where most clubs recruit. Your state fish and wildlife agency's site is also worth a look for local angling groups.
Inshore, offshore, pier and surf. Saltwater clubs are the easiest way to learn local water and to find people with a boat, or crew for yours.
Browse saltwater fishing clubs →Usually built around regular club tournaments and weekend lake trips. Good for sharpening technique against anglers who fish the same water.
Browse bass clubs →Casting clinics, fly tying nights and trips to trout and warmwater streams.
Browse fly fishing clubs →Group launches are safer than going out alone. File a float plan either way.
Browse kayak fishing clubs →Cleanups, habitat work and stocking days, for anglers who want to give back to the water they fish.
Browse conservation clubs →Open a club and tap Request to Join. The organizers review your request. Your first club is free, including the club feed, event RSVPs, standings and club chat. Pro lets you join more clubs, start your own, and compete in club tournaments (see Features & Pricing). Float plans & SOS are free for everyone.
Start one. Submit your club and we'll review it before it goes live (start a club, a Pro feature). See what running a club looks like (how MyFishingBuds runs a fishing club). Or skip the club and find one person to fish with — get matched with anglers near you who fish the way you do (find a fishing buddy).
Use "Use my location" on this page to see approved clubs within 100 miles, or filter by state and type. Tackle shops, marinas and boat ramps are good offline leads.
Yes. Any angler can join one club free and take part in the feed, events and club chat. Club chat counts toward the free 10 messages a month. Pro adds more clubs, starting your own club, and competing in club tournaments.
Yes. Submit it from Start a Club and we review it before it goes live. You'll be its owner once it's approved.
Start one, or use Find a Fishing Buddy to match with individual anglers nearby.