Montana Fishing Guides
Brian McGeehan
Outfitter Brian McGeehan has been a fly fishing
guide for 15 years and a fishing fanatic for more
than 30. He has guided throughout the country
and is an accomplished casting instructor. Brian
is also a veteran river runner, and his class-V
whitewater training comes in handy for fishing
some of Montana's wilderness canyon runs.
During the off season, he teaches math and
science at Chief Joseph Middle School in
Bozeman, coaches volleyball, wrestling and
track; and runs a fly fishing club for middle
school students. He was named a finalist for the
2007 Montana Teacher of the Year Award.
Brian's zeal for fly fishing has taken him around
the world in pursuit of anything with fins including
locations like New Zealand, Europe, Siberia,
Alaska, Honduras, Mexico and Costa Rica.
Brian holds a B.S. in geosciences from Penn
State, a M.S. in civil engineering from U.C.
Berkeley and a M.S. in science education from
Duquesne University.
Miles McGeehan
Miles McGeehan is one of Montana's best and
most versatile fly fishing guides. Miles has led
trips on several of the West's premier rivers
including multi day wilderness trips. He has a
reputation of doing whatever it takes to show his
guests a great time on the river. Like his brother
Brian, Miles also has extensive whitewater
training allowing him to use both driftboats and
rafts in waters that other fishing guides
avoid.Prior to becoming a full time guide he
spent his off seasons teaching science at the
Vail Ski Academy where he was recently named
a finalist for the Presidential Math and Science
Teaching Award. His penchant for education
quickly becomes evident after spending a day
with Miles on the river: he is a patient teacher
and knowledgeable naturalist. Miles holds dual
degrees in Biology and Education from Penn
State.
Brett Seng
Brett is an outdoorsman's outdoorsman. When
he is not guiding one of the local rivers he is off
traveling the world bow hunting for caribou or
hiking into remote wilderness areas in New
Zealand chasing big browns. It is impossible to
fish in Brett's boat and not get excited about
Montana fly fishing. Always positive and
enthusiastic, he is a great guy to spend a few
days on the water with. Brett has guided
throughout Montana and his experience
becomes evident immediately when on the water
with him. His expert knowledge of our rivers
come from both his extensive time fishing as
well as from his degree in fisheries biology.
Chuck Borg
Chuck Borg was born and raised in the Pacific
Northwest and is an avid outdoorsman. He is a
highly respected Bozeman fly fishing guide and
has a long list of happy returning clients to prove
it. Chuck is a master dry fly fisherman and
knows the Yellowstone and Madison Rivers like
the back of his hand. A day on the river with him
is truly something special. His passionand
knowledge of fishing combined with his patient
supportive nature are traits shared by the
absolute best of guides. In addition to his
extensive fishing experience in Montana and the
Northwest, Chuck has also spent time fly fishing
in Patagonia, Chile, Belize and British Columbia.
Chuck graduated from Lewis & Clark College in
Portland with a Bachelor’s degree in Business
Administration.
Chris Conner
Chris Conner makes his home in the heart of the
Madison Valley with his wife and children. He is
a Madison river fly fishing specialist and you will
be hard pressed to find another guide that is as
patient, courteous and hard working as Chris.
Although he enjoys throwing hoppers as much
as anyone, his real passion is dragging massive
bunny fur streamers through the productive riffles
of the Madison to hook up on the monster
cannibalistic brown trout that live there. Chris is
also an accomplished horseman and
outdoorsman and spends his fall in the
mountains guiding elk hunting trips in the
Madison Range.
Kevin Guettler
Kevin Guettler, a fourth generation Montanan, is
defined by pure and infectious enthusiasm for fly
fishing and all things outdoors. A year round
angler, Kevin has spent the last ten years fishing
the rivers, creeks, and alpine lakes of Southwest
Montana. He is an experienced whitewater
oarsman and has a passion for introducing fellow
fly fishing enthusiasts to waters off the beaten
path. Kevin's excitement for local waters will go
a long way towards creating a memorable
Montana experience. When forced indoors,
Kevin is fortunate to be able to work for the
Bozeman School District teaching eighth grade
students Math and P.E. at Sacajawea Middle
School. Kevin earned a B.A. in Sociology and a
Masters in Math Education from the University of
California Santa Barbara.
Casey Dudley
Casey Dudley cut his teeth in the guiding world
at the ripe age of 14 in the high plains of northern
Colorado. After fly fishing around the world he
decided to make guiding his career focus and
moved to Bozeman, Montana in the late 90's.
Now Casey enjoys showing folks some of the off
the beaten path fishing Montana offers.
Notorious for his custom tied foam flies; Casey
loves to entice large fish to the surface. If you
enjoy chasing elusive trout in wild places then
you will not be disappointed after spending a few
days on the water with him. Casey is highly
respected by both his fellow guides and his
many returning clients so plan on booking early
to have a shot at his calendar.
Matt Morris
Matt is the kind of guy that makes mortal men
jealous. There isn't a week that goes by that he
isn't fishing, skiing, hiking or rafting. He
frequently dissappears for weeks at a time only
to return with stories of do it yourself permit
fishing in the Keys or steelhead fishing in Idaho.
Matt is as "fishy" as they come, he always
seems to be parked in the honey hole...usually
with plenty of bent rods and smiling faces. Matt
is an expert on the oars and has rowed big
whitewater in Montana, Idaha and Wyoming. He
is one of our go to guides for off the beaten path
trips to seldom fished canyon stretches. Matt
attended the University of Alaska and Montana
State University where he earned a B.A. in K-8
education. When Matt isn't on the river he works
for the Bozeman School District and coaches
middle school basketball.
Harrison King
Bozeman fishing guide Harrison King eats,
sleeps and breathes fly fishing. Harrison grew up
fly fishing for stripers and redfish in Virginia and
the saltwater still runs in his veins. In the
offseason Captain King heads to Florida where
he guides tarpon trips in his flats boat. As a
licensed coast guard captain, Harrison is our go
too jet boat guide for unique trips on the
Missouri River in the Gates of the Mountains
area where enormous trout are targeted.
Harrison also guides out of his drift boat on local
rivers and streams ranging from the Missouri to
the Yellowstone and Madison. Between salt
water flats and Montana trout streams Harrison
spends over 200 days a year on the water and is
one of the "fishiest" guides around.
Adam Shaw-Doran
Adam grew up fly fishing the mountain streams
of New Hampshire and followed his passion for
large trout to Bozeman in the mid 90s. Adam
holds a landscape design degree from Montana
State University and moonlights as a custom
woodworker and cabinet builder during the off
season. His hand made walnut landing nets are
a true work of art! Adam is an avid dry fly and
streamer junky and frequently makes the drive to
Idaho during the winter months to pursue large
steelhead on the fly. He has been guiding on our
local rivers, spring creeks and lakes for over
seven years and his appreciation for our local
waters is quickly noticed when you spend some
time in his boat. Adam's vast knowledge of the
sport of fly fishing combined with his easy going
personality help to make him a popular guide
with many of our guests.
Sean Blaine
Sean is one of Montana's most sought after
fishing guides. He was born and raised on the
water in the small town of Twin Lakes, Idaho.
After graduating from Idaho State University he
served four years with the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
Afterwards, he moved to Bozeman in the spring
of 2000 and started his professional fly fishing
career. While guiding and working at a local fly
shop Sean also found the time to earn a second
degree from Montana State University in the
spring of 2005. In the off season Sean is the
manager and head guide at the Villa Maria
Lodge on the legendary Rio Grande where he
targets the world's largest brown trout in Tierra
del Fuego, Argentina. He is passionate about
exploring new fisheries and enjoys taking clients
to some of his hidden gems. Sean is the
consummate professional and brings a lifetime's
worth of accumulated knowledge, experience
and enthusiasm to each day on the water.
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Montana Angler Fly Fishing, 76 Lucille Lane, Bozeman MT 59718
About our Montana Fishing Guides
At Montana Angler Fly Fishing we pride oursevles on having the regions hardest working guides. In an area that is as renowned for fishing as ours, great
fisherman are easy to find but great guides are a precious commodity. We've been in this business for a long time and have worked with hundreds of
guides on rivers throughout the West. We understand that a knowledgable, patient and enthusiastic guide can make your Montana fishing trip truly
unforgettable. Our team is comprised of several of the most respected professionals in the industry - the best of the best. Our guests describe our all-star
crew as patient, passionate and fun. We look for guides that are not only superb fisherman, but also great teachers with expert rowing skills. Montana
Angler Fly Fishing is one of Montana's only outfitters that offers both traditional drift boat trips and remote canyon floats in fly fishing equipped whitewater
rafts. Thanks to our seasoned guides, our ratio of returning clientele is one of the best in the business!
"Thank you so much for setting up all of our trips. The guides were all exceptional and we enjoyed three great days out on the water. I personally fished
with Casey, (maybe the best guide I have ever fished with and a great guy) , Ryan ( another extremely talented teacher who really taught me a new way to
nymph and an exceptionally bright and engaging guy) and Matt.. (really a great guy, good fisherman - he got me on a big 19.5" brown). My wife and
daughter loved fishing with Miles and caught a ton of fish while being thoroughly entertained by his stories from his recent trip to Canada. I also thought
Sean was a really knowledgeable fishing guide, really a student of the river. My buddies all loved it and a couple want to go get fly rods and better still, all
of my daughters loved it. You did a great job Brian and I really appreciate you setting me up with the crème de la crème of guides and being so
responsive! Thanks I will call you again to fish - without question."
Bryn Stroyke - Manhattan Beach, CA
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Jared Arnold
Jared was born and raised in the Gallatin Valley
and he has fished every river, tributary, spring
creek and irrigation ditch in Gallatin, Madison
and Park Counties. Jared attended Montana
Tech where he played college football for the
Oardiggers. His passion for the sport has led
him to work as both an Alaskan and Montana
fishing guide. Jared is currently completing a
degree in fisheries ecology at Montana State
University where he continues to expand his
already rich knowledge of our local waterways.
When he isn't hitting the books or sharing his
expertise with clients Jared loves to chase
hatches across Montana in search of rising trout
and has a special affinity for finding streams that
fly "under the radar" of the average angler.
Ryan Eisfeldt
Knowledge, enthusiasm and experience help to
make Ryan Eisfeldt one of the most sought after
fly fishing guides in Montana. Ryan grew up
in the midwest fishing the Great Lakes steelhead
runs, the Ozark tailwaters and the Boudary
Waters of Canada. After completing a degree in
Environmental Science and Biology at Northern
Arizona University Ryan moved to Montana to
work for Yellowstone National Park. Ryan's
guiding experiences are vast and diverse and he
is an expert at helping clients stalk wary spring
creek trout one day while coaching anglers on
the nuances of chucking size 2 sculpins the
next. In addition to guiding in Montana, Ryan
has also guided anglers for the legendary
Taiman in Mongolia. His international angling
experiences also include Puerto Rico, Belize
and Argentina.
Nate Stevane
Nate comes from a long line of Montanans
dating back to the late 1800's when his
great-great-grandfather arrived in Billings as a
cook on a cattle drive. As a young angler Nate
was spoiled fishing some of the Lower 48's
premier wild trout waters with his grandfather. In
1996 Nate moved to the Gallatin Valley to attend
Montana State University. His passion for the
outdoors kept him in the area and he has been a
professional guide and outfitter for over twelve
seasons. Nate and his wife just constructed a
house on the Upper Madison River and he is a
true master at helping guests catch trout on this
legendary fishery. Over the years Nate has
worked with anglers from ages 8 to 90 including
both beginners and experts alike. His expertise
extends far beyond the Madison and he is one of
the most highly respected fishing guides in
Montana.
Tony Nahorny
Tony Nahorny hales from Columbus, Nebraska
where he spent his childhood chasing bass,
bluegills and other warm water species with a fly
rod. Tony followed his passion for fishing to
Montana in 2000 and has been chasing trout on
our world class rivers and streams ever since.
He is also and avid steelhead angler and elk
hunter and splits time during the off season
between chasing large hoofed animals in the
mountains and making trips to Idaho to target
the big steelies. Tony's big personality is
infectious and your are in for a treat if you are
lucky enough to spend the day in his boat. Tony
runs both a drift boat and a raft and is one of our
go to guys for running "bumpy" waters like the
Stillwater and Boulder.