One-page summary of what makes ThaiAngler trustworthy. Read alongside /about for context on who we are and why the site exists.
Quick contact
For any trust or transparency question, email hello@thaiangler.com.
Who writes the site
See /authors.
ThaiAngler content is written by a named editorial team and identified contributors — anglers who have fished the venues, species, and regions they write about. We do not publish AI-generated prose. We do not use ghostwriters for reviews. Where a contributor has not personally fished something they are writing about, that is stated in the article.
How we test what we recommend
See /methodology.
We fish what we recommend. Where personal testing is not possible — a venue too remote, a species encountered rarely — we cross-reference contributor field reports and publicly available angler accounts, and we say so in the article. Our methodology page explains the tiered sourcing system we use: tested, verified by contributor, or reported and unverified.
Our editorial policy
See /editorial-policy.
The editorial policy covers how we decide what to publish, how we handle uncertainty, how we use (and don't use) AI tools in our workflow, and what source standards our writers are expected to meet. It is the governing document for everything published on this site.
When we get something wrong
See /corrections.
We make corrections publicly and promptly. The corrections page logs every factual error we have identified and corrected, with the original text, the corrected text, and the date of correction. If you spot an error, email hello@thaiangler.com with "Correction" in the subject line.
Affiliate and sponsorship money flow
See /disclosure.
ThaiAngler carries no affiliate links and has published no sponsored content as of this writing. The disclosure page is the authoritative record of our commercial relationships. It will be updated before any affiliate links are added or any sponsored content is published.
Accessibility
See /accessibility.
ThaiAngler targets WCAG 2.1 AA compliance. The accessibility page describes what we currently do well, known limitations in our interactive tools, and how to report a barrier you encounter on the site.
Press inquiries
See /press.
Journalists and researchers should use the press page for contact details, citation guidance, and brand assets. We can speak to Thai sport-fishing trends, pay-lake culture, conservation, and the recreational fishing economy.
Site changes over time
See /changelog.
The changelog is a human-readable record of every major ThaiAngler update since launch in April 2026. It shows content volumes, feature additions, and infrastructure changes in reverse-chronological order, and links to the git commit log for full diffs.
Glossary of terms used
See /glossary.
ThaiAngler uses a number of Thai and fishing-specific terms that may be unfamiliar. The glossary defines them in plain English with pronunciation guides where relevant.
Privacy and terms
The privacy page explains what data we collect (very little), how it is stored, and your rights under applicable law. The terms of use page covers permitted use of site content and our limitations of liability.