Mitch has been living in Wyoming and guiding fishing and whitewater trips for 7 years. An experienced guide, Mitch grew up fishing for Salmon and Steelhead in Oregon's coastal rivers. Prior to moving to Wyoming, Mitch has guided in Southern Oregon and Northern California since 1991.

Andrew was born and raised right here in Jackson Hole. He learned how to fish on the same rivers that he guides on today. Andrew is also an accomplished kayaker and believes that "every day on the river is a good day". In the colder months, Andrew attends the University of Wyoming.

Dennis has been living and fishing in Jackson Hole for 29 years. He started guiding on the Snake River in 1977 for a couple of years. Pursuing his guiding career, Dennis moved on to guide the Middle Fork of the Salmon River for 100 mile fishing and whitewater trips. Several outfitters and years of experience later, Dennis is still found fishing on his days off.

After spending a few years in Alaska guiding on the Kenai and other rivers for King Salmon and large Rainbow Trout, Jason has returned to Wyoming to guide trips on the Snake River, where his guiding career started many years ago.  Jason is a year round backcountry guide in the area, taking out hunters in the fall and leading mountain snowmobile tours in the winter.

Kevin has been living and working in the valley for 20 years. He has been a guide for seven years on the Snake River and spends his winters on the mountain as a professional ski patroller. A new member of the G. Loomis Pro Staff, Kevin is currently working on making it to the bassmasters classic through bass fishing tournaments on the Wyoming state team. He recently returned home from the western divisional championships where he placed 2nd on his team and narrowly missed a shot at the national championship!

Captain Johnny Miller lives and guides in Florida for red fish and sea trout in Mosquito Lagoon as well as snook and tarpon in the remote backcountry of the Everglades National Park. His resume includes guiding in Montana, Wyoming, Utah, and Oregon for trout and steelhead and in Argentina and Chile for Sea Run brown trout. His skills as an all-around "waterman" earned him camera boat duties for ESPN's "Walker's Cay Cronicles" and the "Spanish Fly". Currently a member of Okuma Fishing Tackle company's pro staff and a fly designer for Umpqua Feather Merchants are just a few of the highlights of a lifetime fly-fishing guide.

Ryan grew up fishing andhunting the Midwest and became his dad's fly fishing companion all across the lower 48 states. At the age of 12 he began trying flies commercially for fly shops across the country. Two days after high school graduation he moved to Jackson to be a fishing guide at the age of 18 and has been doing so for four years on the Snake River. In the off-season he skis and does everything from carpentry to concrete work and is soon to be a student at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. He believes that his job is the best and argues that his office in his drift boat is the best office a guy could have. Ryan is very kind natured, patient person who enjoys watching people excel and achieve their goals in fly fishing.

Tim has been guiding fishermen and whitewater enthusiasts for the last ten years. Originally from Idaho, he spent the majority of his guiding career on the MIddle Fork of the Salmon, guiding 100 mils of trout fishing and whitewater. Now calling Jackson Hole home, the Snake River has become his pursuit. During the winter months you can find Tim out on the slopes, whether working or playing.

Born in the Catskill Mountains of upstate New York, Jamie learned to fish on the banks of the mighty Hudson river. An avid snowboarder Jamie moved to Wyoming for the mountains but has stayed for the rivers. Jamie is lead guide for a backcountry snowcat operation on Togwotee Pass in the winters. A whitewater guide from the age of 17 he still finds time to guide trips on the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon, and on Idaho's MIddle Fork of the Salmon.