They're single, they're lonely, and their lakes are drying up.
Meet the fishHelp their lakeInto: long swims, deep water, a nice clip-on tie. Looking for: someone who'll stick around.
"Ur lake or mine? Mine's kinda half empty."
Is 300 ft from you. Hot singles in your lake.
There are plenty of fish. For now.
Fish Date isn't a dating app. It's a wink with a point.
America's lakes are drying up. Lake Mead and Lake Powell have hit record lows, the Great Salt Lake keeps shrinking, and drought and overuse are draining lakes across the country. When the water goes, the fish lose their homes first.
We put fish on billboards because a lonely fish gets more attention than a fundraising ask. Now that you're here, here's how to actually help.
Fish Date exists to benefit America's lakes. Support the lake and water conservation groups doing the work. Give directly through their own pages. We don't collect or hold any donations.
Lake partners coming soon.
Can't donate? Save water at home, support your local lake group, and share this with a friend. Your local fish thank you.
Fish Date is a self-funded awareness project from Heretic, a creative studio in Los Angeles. No ads, no data selling, no actual fish dating.
No. It's a joke with a cause. No profiles, no sign-ups, no fish will message you.
No. Fish Date has nothing to do with any dating service.
Straight to the lake groups, through their own donation pages. Heretic never touches it.
Because "save the watershed" doesn't stop traffic. A sunfish in a tie does.