
TIDE is the official national publication of Coastal Conservation Association and has been in circulation since the organization’s founding in 1977. TIDE’s editorial content is a careful balance of angling information, updates on the latest fishing gear and apparel, celebrations of the coastal lifestyle, marine science articles, and reviews of member-driven habitat enhancement projects. TIDE is targeted to both inshore and offshore anglers on all three coasts and is delivered quarterly to every CCA member. The Texas Outdoor Writers Association has frequently recognized TIDE as the best outdoor publication in the state and our stable of writers are regular recipients of outdoor regional writing awards. With a circulation of more than 101,000, TIDE’s audience is made up of dedicated, conservation-minded anglers committed to enhancing and celebrating their sport and lifestyle while creating a better fishing future for their kids and grandkids.
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Our Latest Issue
April / May 2025
In our latest issue, we feature:
- Taking a Bite: Sharks and dolphins are among the predators taking advantage of easy meals at the expense of anglers by Frank Sargeant
- The Rise of Japanese Fish Printing: Japanese fish printing is on the rise, odds are you’ve seen it more times than you remember by Declan Rogers
- Bama Bonus Fish: Snook have established a fin-hold in coastal Alabama and anglers are loving it by Capt. Dave Lear
- Fishing this Summer? These lucky anglers know it pays to be entered in the CCA STAR Tournament
- Best for Bluefin: Every West Coast angler has their go-to gear, but these five essential jigs and lures provide the best chance at landing a lifetime bluefin by Tonie Bangos
- Conservation Partners: A Decade of Going Down With The Ship by Scott Whitaker, CCA South Carolina Executive Director
- Catch. Cook. Eat. Recipe for Seafood and Chorizo Paella by Heather Peterek
- MUCH More!