Field Tester
The entry point. No follower minimum, no posting quota.
- Free Ayefish Pro access
- Direct feedback channel with the team
- No requirement to post publicly

Ayefish Collective
We're building Ayefish with anglers, not just for them.
The Collective
A small group of guides, creators and everyday anglers who use Ayefish in the field, help us improve it, test new products, and share the experience when it feels natural.
You just need to spend time outside and care about making the experience better.
How it works
Start where it fits. Most members begin as Field Testers and move up as they use Ayefish more.
The entry point. No follower minimum, no posting quota.
For people who actively use Ayefish and want to help shape it.
For guides and outfitters. Distribution through real client trips.
Joining
We keep the group small on purpose, so every member actually hears back from the team.



New products land with members first, field-tested before anyone else sees them.
A short form: where you fish, how often, and what you'd want from Ayefish. No portfolio or follower count needed.
Someone from the team reaches out to say hello and match you to the right tier.
Your Pro access turns on. Use Ayefish the way you already fish and tell us what works and what doesn't.
Test new features and products before release. Share when it feels natural, never on a schedule.
FAQ
No. There's no follower minimum for any tier. We care more about time on the water and honest feedback than reach.
Not as a Field Tester. Field Partners and Guide Pros share referral links, but there's never a posting quota or content calendar.
Nothing. Every tier includes free Ayefish Pro access.
Field Partners and Guide Pros get a personal link and code. When someone signs up for a qualifying paid plan through it, you earn a commission.
Guide Pro. It's built around your client trips: Ayefish sends you clients, a guide-specific referral link, and the Field Report workflow for post-trip delivery.

Applications open
Tell us where you fish and how you'd use Ayefish. Takes about three minutes.