Just because you can't make it out on the lake every day doesn't mean that you can't connect with the world of fishing on a daily basis. With the help of these fishing websites, you can become part of an online community of anglers from the comfort of your apartment at 3800 Main:

The Fisherman
Backed by its print magazine The Fisherman, The Fisherman website publishes everything from professional fishermen's stories of big catches to legal regulations for fishing all over the U.S. If you need to buy some new tackle, you can figure out what will suit you best by perusing this website. It also has plenty of blogs, photos, and videos regarding your favorite sport.

Take Me Fishing
If you're new to fishing or just dropping anchor in an area you're not familiar with, check out Take Me Fishing for some guidance. This website runs down fishing spots all over, sorting them using parameters like type of boat, variety of fish, or location. Anglers who need to get a new license or pick up some fresh equipment can also find answers at Take Me Fishing.

MidCurrent
Learn more about what's going on today in the world of fly fishing at MidCurrent. Designed by a group of fly fishing enthusiasts and experts, MidCurrent helps its readers stay on top of trending topics in fly fishing, beef up with tips from other anglers, and master new fly fishing techniques.

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