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In-Fisherman Frequently Asked Questions
In-Fisherman Frequently Asked Questions
What is your mailing address?
Who do I submit new product press releases to?
Do you accept freelance articles? If so, who do I submit them to?
Can I submit my latest invention for your consideration?
Is it possible to sell my old issues of In-Fisherman magazine?
How can I find out the status of my subscription to In-Fisherman or Walleye In-Sider magazine?
When does In-Fisherman TV air?
How can I find out if In-Fisherman Radio airs in my town?
How can I find out more about the In-Fisherman Master Angler program?
Where can I find out about obtaining fishing information and licensing in a particular state?
How can I obtain an advertising media kit?
What can you tell me about InterMedia Outdoors?
What is the formula for determining the weight of a fish based on its size?
How can I subscribe to Catfish In-Sider magazine?
What is your mailing address?
In-Fisherman
7819 Highland Scenic Rd
Baxter, MN 56425
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Who do I submit new product press releases to?
New product press releases can be sent to the attention of Doug Stange, Editor In Chief, In-Fisherman, 7819 Highland Scenic Rd, Baxter, MN 56425.
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Do you accept freelance articles? If so, who do I submit them to?
Yes, In-Fisherman occasionally accepts freelance submissions. First, send a query about what you'd like to write about to Doug Stange, Editor In Chief. It can contain one or several ideas. This gives Doug the chance to offer suggestions or recommendations. Or, if you have already written the articles, send a listing so he can choose something appropriate for our editorial schedule. Our lead-time is three months but some columns are already planned a year in advance.
You can submit your queries, etc. by mail or e-mail. When submitting articles by mail, include a printed hard copy and the file on disk, saved as a Microsoft Word file or as a text file (ASCII). This allows us to correctly read the file regardless of what computer platform you have. When submitting by e-mail, attach the file to your message.
Send e-mail queries and submissions to Doug Stange:
Doug.Stange@intermediaoutdoors.com
Mailing address:
Doug Stange
In-Fisherman
7819 Highland Scenic Rd
Baxter, MN 56425
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Can I submit my latest invention for your consideration?
Yes, we'd be interested in obtaining samples for our editorial staff but only if you've perfected and marketed your product. We can't promise anything, but it's possible that your product might be field tested and mentioned in our publication(s). This is typically a long process so don't despair if you don't hear from us for many months after we receive your samples. You're always welcome to contact us to see if they are being considered for an editorial mention. Please send an email to Doug Stange at Doug.Stange@intermediaoutdoors.com to let us know you want to send us samples or literature about your product.
If you're wondering about getting our opinion on a new product that you've invented but haven't actually put on the market yet or just want to see if we think your idea is a winner, we don't do that anymore. We do, however, have a great article that might help you decide whether it's worth jumping through all the hoops to get your invention on the market: Inventor Beware.
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Is it possible to sell my old issues of In-Fisherman magazine?
Most of the queries we receive regarding old issues are from people who have collections and are interested in selling or giving them away. Only occasionally do we get correspondences from people looking to buy collections. Since we don't handle collections and already sell back issues at $8 each, we're not familiar with the prices old issues can command. We've heard that some of the earlier issues are selling well on the auction site Ebay so you may want to check that out. If you don't end up selling your collection, but still want to part with those issues, an alternative is to donate them to your local library, youth organizations, or fishing clubs.
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How can I find out the status of my subscription to In-Fisherman or Walleye In-Sider magazine?
Click here or simply click on the "Subscriber Service" link at the bottom of our web pages and follow the instructions for inquiring about your subscription.
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When does In-Fisherman TV air?
You can find out the air dates and times by viewing the In-Fisherman TV Schedule.
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How can I find out if In-Fisherman Radio airs in my town?
Send an email to our Radio Director at Tom.Siekas@IMOutdoors.com with your city and state and we'll let you know where you can hear In-Fisherman Radio.
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How can I find out more about the In-Fisherman Master Angler program?
Click here to access the Master Angler pages. You'll find information on Master Angler, a registration form, plus a complete listing of the previous year's entries.
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Where can I find out about obtaining fishing information and licensing in a particular state?
Click here to access the list of links to state and province fishing and license information pages. Then just find the state or province that you're looking for and click on the name to go to that page.
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How can I obtain an advertising media kit?
The InterMedia Outdoors 2008 Media Kit for all of our outdoor sports enthusiasts media can be accessed by clicking here or by clicking on the "Media Kit" link found at the bottom of our web pages. You can also click on the "Advertising" link found there for In-Fisherman advertising staff contact information.
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What can you tell me about InterMedia Outdoors?
InterMedia Outdoors is the leading outdoor media company in the United States, with 17 hunting, fishing and shooting magazines, including such well known and successful titles as Fly Fisherman, Game & Fish, Florida Sportsman, In-Fisherman and Guns & Ammo. InterMedia Outdoors also owns market leading multi-platform assets including the market's leading online/digital network, 11 highly rated TV series, syndicated radio, consumer events, and brand-driven merchandising businesses. InterMedia Outdoors is a portfolio company of InterMedia Partners VII, L.P., a media focused private equity firm.
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What is the formula for determining the weight of a fish based on its size?
The rule of thumb for fish weights of various body types are:
Pike (length X length X length) divided by 3500
Walleye (length X length X length) divided by 2700
Bass (length X length X length) divided by 1600
Bluegill (length X length X length) divided by 1200
Another generalized formula is:
(girth X girth X length) divided by 800
All of these will result in reasonable approximations.
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How can I subscribe to Catfish In-Sider magazine?
Subscriptions to Catfish In-Sider have been discontinued. It's only available as an annual guide called Catfish In-Sider Guide. They are sold on the newsstands, by phone (800-260-6397), and on our website in the magazines section.
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