Since 2021, we've helped hundreds of people discover just how fun and empowering fly fishing can be.
Our all-inclusive experiences strike the perfect balance between thoughtful instruction and relaxed adventure. Whether you're new to fly fishing or looking to grow your skills, we’re here to help you build confidence, connect with the outdoors, and begin a journey that can last a lifetime.
Because fly fishing isn’t just a hobby—it’s a way to slow down, explore, and feel at home in nature.
Easy ways to get on the water
Supportive, down-to-earth instructors
People who love fly fishing —and helping you enjoy it too
Mark Walinske
Mark has fly fished for +50 years, traveling the U.S. for fresh and saltwater catches. Lately, he helps beginners in MN and WI rivers, especially with their first trout or bass. His calm nature puts everyone at ease.
Jeff Donegan
Jeff has fly fished for 30 years and mentors youth through the Lake Superior Steelhead Association. A North Shore expert, he’s also guides in Alaska. His relaxed style is a welcomed approach by beginners.
Carrie Cremin
A Wisconsin native, Carrie has explored local waters for nearly 20 years, though she first waded in Wyoming. Fly fishing fuels her love of learning. She enjoys helping others discover the sport.
Kristian Koenig
Kristian fell in love with fly fishing 20 years ago while working in the Colorado Rockies and began guiding in Estes Park. Now in Wisconsin, he chases trout, smallmouth, and musky when not teaching kids.
Phil Nordberg
Phil discovered fly fishing 25 years ago on Oregon’s Deschutes River. Since then, he’s fished trout and bonefish across the U.S., Bahamas, and New Zealand. His experience and passion for teaching are a great fit for beginners.
Mark Parrish
Mark got “hooked” on fly fishing 20 years ago in Colorado. Despite a busy real estate career, he always finds time for it. His passion is contagious, and he’s incredibly patient with new learners.
