Send an Email
The best way to get in touch is by email. Please include “Fish Finder Outdoors” in your subject line so your message stands out in the inbox.
Click the button below to start a message pre-filled with a Fish Finder Outdoors subject line:
Or copy and paste the address:
mountain.dog.enterprises@gmail.com
Correct or Suggest a Fishing Location
Send the exact water or access-site name, state, county, what needs to be corrected, and a link to the official fishing or public-access source. A suggestion is reviewed before it can be added to the directory.
Request Your State
Fish Finder Outdoors currently covers fishing locations across nine Western states, with additional regions coming in the future. If your state is missing, tell me which state you would like to see added. I’ll use these requests to help decide where FFO expands next.
What You Can Email About
- Questions about the beginner guide or species pages
- Corrections or suggestions for improving the information
- Requests for states or regions to add to the fishing location directory
- Ideas for future beginner fishing guides or topics to cover
- Ideas or corrections for Camping Blog articles
- Basic questions about the gear listed on the Fish Finder Outdoors page
What This Email Is Not For
To set expectations, this inbox is not a real-time guide service hotline. I can't provide emergency river reports or guarantee instant replies, especially during busy seasons.
That said, I do read messages and use them to shape future updates to Fish Finder Outdoors and other Mountain Dog Enterprises projects.
Staying Up to Date
Regulations, access rules and run timing can change. I do my best to keep information on this site current, but it's always smart to double-check:
- The latest official regulations for the state and water you plan to fish
- Current conditions and any closures
If you spot something on the site that seems out of date, that's a great reason to send a note.