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Greg
Cunningham is one of the best fly fishing guides in the state of
Colorado. He started fishing in Colorado at the age of 5. He started fly
fishing at the age of 10 and he has been fly fishing in Colorado and the
surrounding region for 26 years. He is a 4th generation native of Colorado
with many years of guiding experience. Not only has he been fishing
Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico, and Utah for many years, but he has
been tying flies for 24 years. He currently works in new product development
and sales for a major fly manufacturer, Brookside Flies. Greg is extremely
knowledgeable about fly selection and he knows Colorado waters like the back
of his hand. He is excited to share his knowledge and expertise to better
your experience! |
Dee
Bond grew up in Wyoming and spent alot of time hiking and fishing in the
Snowy Mountain Range. She later moved to Colorado where she continued to
hone her fishing skills. She has been teaching in Colorado for a number of
years and she has served on the Colorado Women Flyfishers Board of
Directors. Dee is a skilled communicator and she is very excited about
introducing and working with people wanting to learn about fly fishing.
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When
Cathy Greenwald learned to fly fish it was not something most girls or
women were doing. She grew up in Buena Vista, Colorado
where her father taught her to fly fish a variety of different streams,
rivers and lakes. She began teaching beginning fly fishing classes for a
couple of the local fly fishing shops in the Denver area about eight years
ago. She started guiding six years ago. Cathy is an experienced professional
teacher in Colorado with excellent communication skills. She not only
guides for TroutTrips but she also instructs fly fishing classes. Her
casting and dry fly techniques are the best in this region. Her philosophy
as a guide is that the angler should have a good time and learn something
that he/she didn't know before booking the trip. |
Alan
Reyes is a first Generation Native of Colorado and a fisherman since
early childhood. His first fly fishing experience was the spring of 1974 in
Arizona, fishing for Crappies and Large Mouth Bass at Pena Blanca Lake. He
is proficient at many types of fishing including Fly, Spinning, and Ice
Fishing. He has fished for nearly all species of North American freshwater
and warm-water fish. His first love is fly fishing, on rivers, streams and
stillwater. He is a Life Member of Trout Unlimited and involves himself in
stream improvment projects and conservation issues through TU. He has been
instructing Fly Fishing and Casting for 4 Years. He says it is one of the
most enjoyable things in life. He also has a keen interest in Icthyology,
which is Zoology specializing in the study of fish. |
Jason Maxwell,
also a native of Colorado, has been fishing since he was 4 years old. He has
a special liking to fishing rivers in Colorado and spends well over a 100
days fishing. He is a very creative fly tier with some unique fly patterns
that trout love to feast on. He is excited and enthusiastic to teach and
guide and share some of his secrets. |
Matt
Gray is one of the newest additions to the Trout Trips guide team. Matt was
born and raised in Colorado and has an intimate knowledge of its rivers,
streams, and lakes. He caught his first fish just outside of Gypsum on the
Eagle River, and it has been non-stop ever since. After graduating from the
University of Northern Colorado, Matt ventured south to Denver and started
working for Brookside Flies, a major fly manufacturer. Playing with flies
all day has given Matt a unique understanding of fly selection and
entomology. This, coupled with years of fly-fishing Western waters, and an
unquenchable thirst for large trout, makes Matt one of the most energetic
and enthusiastic guides on the water. Matt has a strong desire to see his
clients succeed on the river, and will do whatever it takes to make his
trips successful ones. |
Carolanne Fisher's
bio will be available soon. |
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