Meet the
Guides

Picked up competitive fishing in 2014, scholarship at Drury, top-10 finishes in 30+ states. Runs a 21-ft Champion 200 Elite loaded with advanced electronics.

Two decades chasing lake trout across regional waters. Builds trips around tradition and storytelling — patient with first-timers, lethal with veterans.

Lifelong Flathead local who's been fishing these waters since he was old enough to hold a rod. Knows exactly where the big fish hide.

Bigfork-born, 30+ years on the Flathead and Rockies. Brings the kind of relaxed energy that turns a fishing trip into a conversation.

25+ years of guiding whitewater rivers and backcountry hunts. Calls Montana home since 2015. Exciting-but-safe is the whole game.

Fort Peck-born and raised, Lars Sorensen has fished the reservoir for 30+ years and is one of the only true local guides on that water. Walleye is his specialty, but Fort Peck's depth chart runs deep — lake trout, chinook salmon, smallmouth bass, and pike all come to hand. When he's not on Fort Peck, he's chasing blue cats on the Mississippi, bull redfish in the Louisiana bayous, or whatever Alaska has to offer.

Wisconsin-raised, first mate at 13, USCG captain at 18. Guided with major outfitters across Canada and the upper Midwest.

Full-time guide based out of Lewiston, ID — on the water year-round chasing salmon, steelhead, and sturgeon on the Snake, Clearwater, and Columbia rivers. Fishes from upper Hells Canyon all the way down to Buoy 10 in Astoria. Reads how fish change as they move through each system across every season, and that knowledge is what puts people on fish.