Submit your catch to the Island Fisherman Magazine Brag Board

Upload Your Photos to the Brag Board

Welcome to the Island Fisherman Brag Board! Share your top catches with the BC angling community for a chance to be featured as our Photo of the Week or selected for an upcoming print magazine cover. Submit your photos using the form below, or email full-resolution original files directly to fish@ifishmag.com with the angler’s name, general location, species, and gear details.

📸 Cover Consideration Checklist

Hoping to land on the cover of Island Fisherman Magazine? Please review the technical requirements and framing guidelines below before uploading.

Brag Board Submission

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Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, gif, pdf, heic, heif, Max. file size: 250 MB, Max. files: 15.

    Want to Be Featured on Our Next Magazine Cover?

    Cover Photo Requirements & Best Practices

    Island Fisherman Magazine Sample Cover Layout
    Sample vertical cover layout.
    • High Resolution (300 DPI): For print reproduction, we require high-resolution, full-size original files (approximately 10” wide by 12” tall at 300 DPI). Always upload the original uncompressed file from your camera or smartphone rather than a social media screenshot. Vertical (portrait) orientation is ideal for full-page covers.
    • Generous Background Framing: Leave ample breathing room around the angler and fish. Shots framed too tightly from edge-to-edge cannot accommodate the masthead banner, issue titles, and barcode overlays. Wider compositions give our design team room to create the perfect layout.
    • Clean Presentation & Ethical Handling: The best cover shots feature a smiling angler holding a seasonal species horizontally with both hands—avoid holding fish by the tail with head hanging down. We prioritize clean presentations with minimal blood, vibrant colors, and lifejackets (PFDs) worn on all young anglers.

    Following these guidelines gives your photo the best chance of being selected for print, showcasing your catch to tens of thousands of passionate anglers across British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest.