- FISHING WITH INTENT -
Looking for an unparalleled Fly Fishing escapade? At Fly Fishing Bow River Outfitters, we redefine guiding—it's not just about fishing; it's about becoming a mentor on the water. We don't merely fish; we're consumed by an unyielding passion for the art of fly fishing. Join us for a day on the river, and you'll witness firsthand our fervor for this craft. We're here to impart not just knowledge but the virtues of patience and understanding, essential for truly embracing the art of fly fishing.
Sure, putting our guests on magnificent catches is a triumph, but equipping you with the skills to reel in that trophy fish? That's where our true pride lies. Your satisfaction as our esteemed guest is paramount—we strive to gift you an experience etched in your memory forever. Our mission? To create a day brimming with tight lines, endless laughter, and unforgettable moments, setting ourselves apart from any other guiding service.
Sure, putting our guests on magnificent catches is a triumph, but equipping you with the skills to reel in that trophy fish? That's where our true pride lies. Your satisfaction as our esteemed guest is paramount—we strive to gift you an experience etched in your memory forever. Our mission? To create a day brimming with tight lines, endless laughter, and unforgettable moments, setting ourselves apart from any other guiding service.
- Our Motto -
A true Professional Guide embodies readiness, both mentally and physically, for the demanding journey of guiding. They exude self-assurance without boasting, fully equipped to embrace every twist and turn the day brings—be it triumphs or trials. Their demeanor and attire mirror not just personal pride, but also a deep respect for the operation they stand for. Instantly morphing into a guide and a mentor, they effortlessly lead while their clients willingly follow their guidance.
But what truly sets us apart? It's not just our unwavering work ethic or unyielding patience; it's the burning passion to embrace and cherish every person we encounter. Our success hinges on our love for people—an undeniable desire to nurture, support, and uplift every individual who crosses our path.
YOUR GUIDES
DANA LATTERY
Born in Alberta, raised in the back-country. Fishing, hunting, nature, the wild, all run thick in his blood.
Lattery's passion for fishing and hunting was cultivated as a boy during the summer when he spent as many days as he could fishing local rivers and lakes, and during the many winters he spent hunting deep within the mountains, on 10 day horseback trips in search of trophy Big Horn Sheep. He can still remember the first day he tried fly fishing, he knew he had found a lifelong passion, and he dove head first into the sport, never picking up a spinning rod again. Although his desire to be outside grew stronger every year, Dana was forced to balance his time with his other passion, hockey. At the age of 15, fishing and hunting took a back seat, as he moved away from home to pursue his hockey dream. Hockey moved him from Victoria, to Western Michigan University. Western Michigan University is where he graduated with a degree in Pre-Med and a minor in Psychology but his education would have to be put on hold. Soon after, he made it big playing professional hockey for Calgary Flames, Boston Bruins, Phoenix Coyotes farm system. Throughout these hockey years, his deep seeded passion for fishing, hunting and the great outdoors burned deep inside.
Hockey came to an abrupt end when Lattery blew out his knee in the summer of 2005. What was a big blow at the time enabled Dana's other passion to resurface, and take the drivers seat. He put his schooling in Veterinarian Medicine on hold and took a job as a custom cabinet builder to give him the freedom to drop work on a dime and go fishing and hunting.
Destroyed by one dream, inspired by another, Lattery jumped headfirst back into the outdoors. The first year without hockey Lattery spent every day of the season on the river, in the bush, or on the side of a mountain feeding his hunger. After many years of fishing and hunting, he was introduced to guiding fishing and waterfowl. Such a natural fit, a job where he is outside everyday sharing his greatest passions with people. Spending over 100 days a year in the river and close to the same in the fields hunting waterfowl, Lattery began to pursue the art of Videography and Photography near the time that he started guiding. His photography has been published in many facets, including summer 2018 issue of Fly Fusion Magazine Cover, and just recently in the Winter 2018 issue of Fly Fusion! He just recently shot a film for IF4 2017 title Ty's Flies, as well shot and produced 'HOME WATERS' for Orvis Down the Hatch Film Festival. The Fly Fishing Bow River Crew Just spent January 2019 over in Oman filming a fly fishing film with Noukhada Fishing Charters ( the film titled "Nine Foot Rod" has since toured in the fly fishing film festival) He plans to continue flying all around the world in pursuit of catching and capturing his greatest passions. Dana looks forward to sharing many stories and memories with you whether in his Hyde drift boat, or walking with you along the rivers edge!
Born in Alberta, raised in the back-country. Fishing, hunting, nature, the wild, all run thick in his blood.
Lattery's passion for fishing and hunting was cultivated as a boy during the summer when he spent as many days as he could fishing local rivers and lakes, and during the many winters he spent hunting deep within the mountains, on 10 day horseback trips in search of trophy Big Horn Sheep. He can still remember the first day he tried fly fishing, he knew he had found a lifelong passion, and he dove head first into the sport, never picking up a spinning rod again. Although his desire to be outside grew stronger every year, Dana was forced to balance his time with his other passion, hockey. At the age of 15, fishing and hunting took a back seat, as he moved away from home to pursue his hockey dream. Hockey moved him from Victoria, to Western Michigan University. Western Michigan University is where he graduated with a degree in Pre-Med and a minor in Psychology but his education would have to be put on hold. Soon after, he made it big playing professional hockey for Calgary Flames, Boston Bruins, Phoenix Coyotes farm system. Throughout these hockey years, his deep seeded passion for fishing, hunting and the great outdoors burned deep inside.
Hockey came to an abrupt end when Lattery blew out his knee in the summer of 2005. What was a big blow at the time enabled Dana's other passion to resurface, and take the drivers seat. He put his schooling in Veterinarian Medicine on hold and took a job as a custom cabinet builder to give him the freedom to drop work on a dime and go fishing and hunting.
Destroyed by one dream, inspired by another, Lattery jumped headfirst back into the outdoors. The first year without hockey Lattery spent every day of the season on the river, in the bush, or on the side of a mountain feeding his hunger. After many years of fishing and hunting, he was introduced to guiding fishing and waterfowl. Such a natural fit, a job where he is outside everyday sharing his greatest passions with people. Spending over 100 days a year in the river and close to the same in the fields hunting waterfowl, Lattery began to pursue the art of Videography and Photography near the time that he started guiding. His photography has been published in many facets, including summer 2018 issue of Fly Fusion Magazine Cover, and just recently in the Winter 2018 issue of Fly Fusion! He just recently shot a film for IF4 2017 title Ty's Flies, as well shot and produced 'HOME WATERS' for Orvis Down the Hatch Film Festival. The Fly Fishing Bow River Crew Just spent January 2019 over in Oman filming a fly fishing film with Noukhada Fishing Charters ( the film titled "Nine Foot Rod" has since toured in the fly fishing film festival) He plans to continue flying all around the world in pursuit of catching and capturing his greatest passions. Dana looks forward to sharing many stories and memories with you whether in his Hyde drift boat, or walking with you along the rivers edge!
TIM HEPWORTH
Tim was born in central Alberta into a family infused with the outdoors in their blood. Tim is the youngest of nine children, and that alone has taught him all the essential survival techniques he needs. Tim has lived in the outdoors from the time he was big enough to be in a backpack. From hunting to fishing, hiking and beyond, Tim is at home in the woods. After high school Tim pursued a diploma in kinesiology which led him into Cross-fit, and he still coaches it today. Tim still found it hard to manage his time well enough to have the time in the outdoors he really wanted. Tim then pursued a career in ems as a Primary Care Paramedic. This was a great fit for him and gave him lots of time off to fish and hunt. It has also given Tim all the freedom to guide that he wanted. Tim has been fly fishing for almost ten years and absolutely loves sharing his passion with anyone and everyone. Most of all he loves fishing with his daughter Wren. About the only time she’s not out with him is when he has clients. Tim is passionate about the outdoors and strives to be an ambassador for sustaining it. Tim loves people, from caring for them in an ambulance to getting them their first fish on a fly rod, he will help make your day memorable. Whether in his Hyde Low Pro Xl drift boat, or wading a mountain stream, Tim looks forward to making and sharing memories with you on your next guided trip. “If you're on the Water there is no such thing as a bad day!”
Tim was born in central Alberta into a family infused with the outdoors in their blood. Tim is the youngest of nine children, and that alone has taught him all the essential survival techniques he needs. Tim has lived in the outdoors from the time he was big enough to be in a backpack. From hunting to fishing, hiking and beyond, Tim is at home in the woods. After high school Tim pursued a diploma in kinesiology which led him into Cross-fit, and he still coaches it today. Tim still found it hard to manage his time well enough to have the time in the outdoors he really wanted. Tim then pursued a career in ems as a Primary Care Paramedic. This was a great fit for him and gave him lots of time off to fish and hunt. It has also given Tim all the freedom to guide that he wanted. Tim has been fly fishing for almost ten years and absolutely loves sharing his passion with anyone and everyone. Most of all he loves fishing with his daughter Wren. About the only time she’s not out with him is when he has clients. Tim is passionate about the outdoors and strives to be an ambassador for sustaining it. Tim loves people, from caring for them in an ambulance to getting them their first fish on a fly rod, he will help make your day memorable. Whether in his Hyde Low Pro Xl drift boat, or wading a mountain stream, Tim looks forward to making and sharing memories with you on your next guided trip. “If you're on the Water there is no such thing as a bad day!”
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Troy Langelaar
Troy started fishing around the age of 8. Being the only one in his family that loved the sport, he would bike to local stocked trout ponds, or to the river through town. He would do what he could to get out and wet a line, and be in the outdoors.
Troy took his first survival/hunters course at the age of 12. Growing his passion and love of the outdoors. Also joining military cadets at that same age, he took every opportunity to sign up for survival trips, or spending time on the water at sailing camps. Although the only one in his family who loved to fish, his parents encouraged his passion . They would even take him to the west country so he could wander the rivers to fish.
At the age of 17, he bought his first fly rod. That was it. He caught the bug. Already having a driver's license, the west country was where he would now spend his free days.
At 19 he moved to Abbotsford, BC. Keeping with his fishing passion, and the ability to fish 12 months of the year, he was able to spend the time learning to fish the lakes of BC as well as the rivers. This also was the start of fly fishing for salmon. Heavier rods and a new learning curve .
10 years later he moved back to Red Deer, Alberta. With a deep rooted love for fly fishing, he took on the challenge to get out, and always trying to get his friends to fall in love with the sport as well.
In 2014 he was able to make a start of living out one of his dreams, and opened his own fly fishing shop. Through having the shop, guiding was another area he was able to pursue. Teaching people the love of this sport is truly a passion of his. Serving clients, and giving them an experience that they would remember for a lifetime
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BRANDON ESPOSITO
Alberta boy, born and raised. Brandon has had a deep passion for fishing since the day he was born. Coming from a family of outdoor enthusiasts, every chance to get outside and fish was not taken for granted. Playing high level hockey for the better part of his life, fishing and the outdoors took the backseat while he chased his childhood dream of eventually playing in the NHL. Although this childhood dream didn’t come true, playing several years of Junior A across Western Canada for the Quesnel Millionaires, Calgary Royals, Dauphin Kings and North Battleford Stars - eventually ending his career in his hometown of Airdrie for the Airdrie Thunder. This now opened the doors to start pursuing his other passion, fly-fishing. Brandon has been around fishing for nearly 20 years, specifically targeting fly fishing nearly 10 years ago, he knew he wanted a career in the fishing industry. As the passion grew, tying flies led to building custom rods, building custom rods led to starting up his own company called Classic Custom Rods.
Being a Firefighter with the Town of Okotoks, it allows him the flexibility to pursue his passion of guiding while being committed to public service and involvement.
Being a student of the game, Brandon is constantly looking for ways to improve and grow as a guide. Ensuring that who ever he shares the water with, enjoys every minute of it. Having an outgoing, relentless personality, Brandon will go above and beyond to make your experience on the water one to remember.
Alberta boy, born and raised. Brandon has had a deep passion for fishing since the day he was born. Coming from a family of outdoor enthusiasts, every chance to get outside and fish was not taken for granted. Playing high level hockey for the better part of his life, fishing and the outdoors took the backseat while he chased his childhood dream of eventually playing in the NHL. Although this childhood dream didn’t come true, playing several years of Junior A across Western Canada for the Quesnel Millionaires, Calgary Royals, Dauphin Kings and North Battleford Stars - eventually ending his career in his hometown of Airdrie for the Airdrie Thunder. This now opened the doors to start pursuing his other passion, fly-fishing. Brandon has been around fishing for nearly 20 years, specifically targeting fly fishing nearly 10 years ago, he knew he wanted a career in the fishing industry. As the passion grew, tying flies led to building custom rods, building custom rods led to starting up his own company called Classic Custom Rods.
Being a Firefighter with the Town of Okotoks, it allows him the flexibility to pursue his passion of guiding while being committed to public service and involvement.
Being a student of the game, Brandon is constantly looking for ways to improve and grow as a guide. Ensuring that who ever he shares the water with, enjoys every minute of it. Having an outgoing, relentless personality, Brandon will go above and beyond to make your experience on the water one to remember.
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SCOTT PLETSCH
Scott grew up west of Calgary Ab and has never strayed far from home. He now resides in Cochrane where he and his wife raise their 2 young children.
He was introduced to fly fishing by his grandfather at a young age and grew up trolling flies on lakes in the interior of BC. This is where a strong family passion of the outdoors and wilderness was passed on to him.
Through high school and university, Scott spent his summers working at a fishing resort in the Kamloops area. This furthered his passion for fly fishing, and served as a great learning opportunity to interact with the many guests that stayed at the resort. Scott was also mentored by a number of the local anglers and had the opportunity to fish many of the quality lakes that the Kamloops region has to offer.
Scott attended University of Calgary and completed a Bachelor of Kinesiology. While in school he took many Outdoor Pursuits electives, and was an avid rock and ice climber.
In the last year of university Scott moved home and joined the local volunteer Fire Department which changed the direction of his life. Scott fell in love with the fire service and spent the next number of years working to make it his career. At the time firefighter jobs were scarce so he pursued EMS training. He ultimately became an Advanced Care Paramedic working on an ambulance until he realized his dream and was hired as a full time Firefighter/Paramedic in 2007. Scott is currently a Lieutenant and a member of both the Swift Water Rescue and Technical Rope Rescue teams.
As exciting and rewarding as being a Firefighter is, Scott’s most important job is raising their 3 year old daughter and 6 year old son along side his wife. Fergus, his 4 year old chocolate lab rounds out the family. His shift work schedule allows lots of ‘dad time’ and lots of time on the river.
Scott is excited to spend time with you on the water openly sharing his knowledge and is just as excited to learn in return. The water is a special place for Scott where he believes that there are truly no bad days.
Scott grew up west of Calgary Ab and has never strayed far from home. He now resides in Cochrane where he and his wife raise their 2 young children.
He was introduced to fly fishing by his grandfather at a young age and grew up trolling flies on lakes in the interior of BC. This is where a strong family passion of the outdoors and wilderness was passed on to him.
Through high school and university, Scott spent his summers working at a fishing resort in the Kamloops area. This furthered his passion for fly fishing, and served as a great learning opportunity to interact with the many guests that stayed at the resort. Scott was also mentored by a number of the local anglers and had the opportunity to fish many of the quality lakes that the Kamloops region has to offer.
Scott attended University of Calgary and completed a Bachelor of Kinesiology. While in school he took many Outdoor Pursuits electives, and was an avid rock and ice climber.
In the last year of university Scott moved home and joined the local volunteer Fire Department which changed the direction of his life. Scott fell in love with the fire service and spent the next number of years working to make it his career. At the time firefighter jobs were scarce so he pursued EMS training. He ultimately became an Advanced Care Paramedic working on an ambulance until he realized his dream and was hired as a full time Firefighter/Paramedic in 2007. Scott is currently a Lieutenant and a member of both the Swift Water Rescue and Technical Rope Rescue teams.
As exciting and rewarding as being a Firefighter is, Scott’s most important job is raising their 3 year old daughter and 6 year old son along side his wife. Fergus, his 4 year old chocolate lab rounds out the family. His shift work schedule allows lots of ‘dad time’ and lots of time on the river.
Scott is excited to spend time with you on the water openly sharing his knowledge and is just as excited to learn in return. The water is a special place for Scott where he believes that there are truly no bad days.
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Jordan Saldana-Jones
Jordan is an avid fly-fisherman and outdoors enthusiast. Born in Calgary in the early 90s, he was never too far from the wilderness. He had an early introduction to fishing from his Grandfather. After watching his Grandpa fly fish, he would often try to copy him but there was one issue....it was a spinning rod. This created an absolute mess which usually resulted in watching from the comfort of the canoe.
After High school Jordan pursued a career in the trades and became a licensed welder and apprentice heavy Duty Mechanic. He's since moved to Okotoks Alberta with his girlfriend. When he's not working you can find him escaping to the Mountain streams in southern Alberta with the love of his life Riley, a 2 year old German shepherd husky. Jordans passion for fly fishing had him wanting more. Over the past 10 years catching fish with friends just wasn't enough. He found himself wondering how to become more involved in the industry and stumbled upon Western Canada's Fly Fishing Guide School. He took a chance on himself and found a calling. Providing a young and enthusiastic outlook he's committed to ensuring that your day on the water is genuinely one to remember .
Jordan is an avid fly-fisherman and outdoors enthusiast. Born in Calgary in the early 90s, he was never too far from the wilderness. He had an early introduction to fishing from his Grandfather. After watching his Grandpa fly fish, he would often try to copy him but there was one issue....it was a spinning rod. This created an absolute mess which usually resulted in watching from the comfort of the canoe.
After High school Jordan pursued a career in the trades and became a licensed welder and apprentice heavy Duty Mechanic. He's since moved to Okotoks Alberta with his girlfriend. When he's not working you can find him escaping to the Mountain streams in southern Alberta with the love of his life Riley, a 2 year old German shepherd husky. Jordans passion for fly fishing had him wanting more. Over the past 10 years catching fish with friends just wasn't enough. He found himself wondering how to become more involved in the industry and stumbled upon Western Canada's Fly Fishing Guide School. He took a chance on himself and found a calling. Providing a young and enthusiastic outlook he's committed to ensuring that your day on the water is genuinely one to remember .
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Aaron Novlan
Aaron was born and raised in Calgary Alberta and like any young boy from Southern Alberta he enjoyed playing in the beautiful backyard this province has to offer. Community baseball/ hockey/swimming and skiing were sports of choice, but there was always a deep-rooted passion for fishing and camping with his parents being from Northern Saskatchewan. Many Summers were spent camping under the stars, staring at campfires and chasing Northern Pike and Walleye with his father, grandfather and family.
After an extensive career in the hospitality industry and time seeming to become non-existent for those passions, his father introduced him in 2008 to Fly Fishing as it had become his desire to chase these Alberta trout the only way that seemed fit….. With a fly rod! Needless to say, all it took was one guided father and son trip and the deal at the crossroads was signed for eternity. Spin gear became not even apart of Aaron’s vocabulary and if you can catch it on a fly rod, then that’s the only way to be had.
Aaron now working for Canada’s National Blood Bank since 2009 has been able to find extensive time in his life to pursue his passion for chasing anything with gills and adipose fins, capturing light through his lens, tying flies and in the winter months checking out the views from mountain summits this beautiful Alberta playground has to offer.
From Rocky Mountain house down to the Crowsnest river you can call that his adventure palace. The addiction runs so deep that it even has taken him to a few places around the world……. Seeking out adventures in the Pacific, Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico and even Africa. If there’s fishing to be had on an international trip somewhere, you can bet he will be packing a fly rod or two in his carry-on.
Aaron has been catering to people his entire working career and nothing brings a smile more to his face than being able to share his passion with you and you sharing your passion with him. Whatever the adventure is Aaron is ready and willing to make it a day to remember.
Aaron was born and raised in Calgary Alberta and like any young boy from Southern Alberta he enjoyed playing in the beautiful backyard this province has to offer. Community baseball/ hockey/swimming and skiing were sports of choice, but there was always a deep-rooted passion for fishing and camping with his parents being from Northern Saskatchewan. Many Summers were spent camping under the stars, staring at campfires and chasing Northern Pike and Walleye with his father, grandfather and family.
After an extensive career in the hospitality industry and time seeming to become non-existent for those passions, his father introduced him in 2008 to Fly Fishing as it had become his desire to chase these Alberta trout the only way that seemed fit….. With a fly rod! Needless to say, all it took was one guided father and son trip and the deal at the crossroads was signed for eternity. Spin gear became not even apart of Aaron’s vocabulary and if you can catch it on a fly rod, then that’s the only way to be had.
Aaron now working for Canada’s National Blood Bank since 2009 has been able to find extensive time in his life to pursue his passion for chasing anything with gills and adipose fins, capturing light through his lens, tying flies and in the winter months checking out the views from mountain summits this beautiful Alberta playground has to offer.
From Rocky Mountain house down to the Crowsnest river you can call that his adventure palace. The addiction runs so deep that it even has taken him to a few places around the world……. Seeking out adventures in the Pacific, Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico and even Africa. If there’s fishing to be had on an international trip somewhere, you can bet he will be packing a fly rod or two in his carry-on.
Aaron has been catering to people his entire working career and nothing brings a smile more to his face than being able to share his passion with you and you sharing your passion with him. Whatever the adventure is Aaron is ready and willing to make it a day to remember.
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Kynan Vine
Growing up on the prairies of Southern Alberta you would think finding bodies of water to fish in would be a rarity but in Medicine Hat it was quite the opposite for Kynan. Having the irrigation system run right past his family farm loaned itself to miles and miles of lakes and reservoirs to explore and fish. Kynan can’t remember a time without a rod in his hand and some of his earliest memories were made with his grandpa and brother out in the aluminum boat fishing for pike and walleye.
Even though rodeo was his family’s mainstay, there has never been a time that Kynan wasn’t passionate about fishing and even when his rodeo career took off at a young age the fishing rods put on as many miles as he did.
Kynan had a 13-year professional career as a rodeo bullfighter and bull rider travelling across North America to pursue his dreams of becoming one of the top rodeo athletes in the world. That dream came to a fairly abrupt end in 2013 when he donated his kidney for his mom and in turn had to give up any dangerous activities that could damage his remaining kidney. At that point there was a serious void in Kynan’s life and he was a bit lost for what to do next. That’s when the fly rod found its way into his life and the rest is history.
For the past 10 years Kynan has put as much time, energy and passion into his fly fishing as he did his rodeo career. He has been fortunate enough to fish in numerous countries around the world for many varieties of fish and make some of the most incredible connections along the way. If there is one thing Kynan loves more than fishing himself, it is seeing the passion and excitement someone else has for the sport. One of his favourite things to do is to introduce fishing to someone who has never experienced it and be there to witness that same joy that he gets from it.
Kynan spends as much times as he can out in the mountains and on the rivers and streams with his young family, teaching his girls to fish and enjoy nature as a family. Living just steps from the banks of the bow river, fishing has become as much of a lifestyle for Kynan and his family as it has a passion.
In the spring of 2022 Kynan was finally able to attend Western Canadian Guide School which he had wanted to do for many years and it reaffirmed for him his passion for sharing the sport of fishing with others. If you want to spend a day getting stoked off fishing and leave feeling like part of the fishing community then Kynan is ready for you!
Growing up on the prairies of Southern Alberta you would think finding bodies of water to fish in would be a rarity but in Medicine Hat it was quite the opposite for Kynan. Having the irrigation system run right past his family farm loaned itself to miles and miles of lakes and reservoirs to explore and fish. Kynan can’t remember a time without a rod in his hand and some of his earliest memories were made with his grandpa and brother out in the aluminum boat fishing for pike and walleye.
Even though rodeo was his family’s mainstay, there has never been a time that Kynan wasn’t passionate about fishing and even when his rodeo career took off at a young age the fishing rods put on as many miles as he did.
Kynan had a 13-year professional career as a rodeo bullfighter and bull rider travelling across North America to pursue his dreams of becoming one of the top rodeo athletes in the world. That dream came to a fairly abrupt end in 2013 when he donated his kidney for his mom and in turn had to give up any dangerous activities that could damage his remaining kidney. At that point there was a serious void in Kynan’s life and he was a bit lost for what to do next. That’s when the fly rod found its way into his life and the rest is history.
For the past 10 years Kynan has put as much time, energy and passion into his fly fishing as he did his rodeo career. He has been fortunate enough to fish in numerous countries around the world for many varieties of fish and make some of the most incredible connections along the way. If there is one thing Kynan loves more than fishing himself, it is seeing the passion and excitement someone else has for the sport. One of his favourite things to do is to introduce fishing to someone who has never experienced it and be there to witness that same joy that he gets from it.
Kynan spends as much times as he can out in the mountains and on the rivers and streams with his young family, teaching his girls to fish and enjoy nature as a family. Living just steps from the banks of the bow river, fishing has become as much of a lifestyle for Kynan and his family as it has a passion.
In the spring of 2022 Kynan was finally able to attend Western Canadian Guide School which he had wanted to do for many years and it reaffirmed for him his passion for sharing the sport of fishing with others. If you want to spend a day getting stoked off fishing and leave feeling like part of the fishing community then Kynan is ready for you!
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