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The Advantage of Real-time Fishing Notifications – Fishidy.com

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The Advantage of Real-time Fishing Notifications

We’ve all had days when it seems like no matter what you try – changing lures, slowing down your retrieve, new spots – the fish just won’t bite. What if there was a way to see if other anglers on the waterways you’re fishing were having success? Find out what they were using and where? With Fishidy’s real-time fishing activity notifications, you now have that advantage!

smallmouth bass

Did you know that by following your favorite waterways and following new members, you become immediately connected to a network of real-time fishing activity? When someone records a new catch, marks a new spot, or shares a fishing report on the waterways you follow, you’ll be instantly notified through Fishidy in real-time!

Start by searching for your favorite waterways and clicking on the blue, “+ Follow” button. Doing so will add these waterways to your activity feed, and at the same time subscribe you to real-time fishing activity notifications delivered via email.

follow button

You always have full control over which types of notifications you’d prefer to receive, and how often – instantly, daily or weekly. Just follow this link http://www.fishidy.com/user/update, and you’ll find these options under the dropdown menu named “Email Notification Preferences.”

email notification preferences

With Fishidy, you’re in control and on top of the hot bite, in real-time!

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