I was born and raised in North Carolina, where I grew up immersed in the outdoors. I spent every spare minute hunting and fishing around home, in the mountains, and along the coast. Coming from a fly-fishing family, my brother and I started at a young age, spending family vacations chasing trout, tarpon, bass, albacore—whatever was in season.
After attending Sweetwater Guide School in 2009, I spent my summers guiding in the Jackson, Wyoming area as well as in Alaska. The rivers surrounding Jackson quickly captured my attention. After graduating from The University of the South (Sewanee) in 2012, I made the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem my home and the foundation of my professional guiding career.
In 2017, I attended the WorldCast Anglers Western Rivers Guide School and now serve as an instructor and head guide for WorldCast Anglers in Victor, Idaho. The knowledge shared by my peers and me is second to none, and we’re fortunate to call one of the top fly-fishing destinations in the United States home.
I love everything about fishing—the places it takes me and my clients, the wildlife we encounter, and the geology and natural history carved by rivers over time. Sharing what I know and helping others learn about my passions isn’t just my job—it’s my calling.
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