I only guide full days. Those days consist of floats that are 5-11 miles in length. The length of section will be determined by season and or flow. Each river I guide is very different from each other and I determine where will fish that day based on those factors. One way or another the typical day consists of 8-9 hours of fishing.

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I guide 12 sections of water most of which I possess exclusive access. There are of course public access points on each river, but I have worked hard to give customers a unique experience. I grew up on Sugar Creek and have rowed the Tippecanoe River since 1984. I am a full-time guide; this is what I do for a living. That means I am on the water daily and have an acute understanding of what is happening with the fish day to day.

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None of my rivers are the same and because of that can fish very differently through the year. The choices I make on a particular stretch is based on many factors and I usually make that decision a few days in advance then send info for the days fishing which will include a pin drop.

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Where cancellations are concerned, I am the final say. I know how the conditions affect fishing and am careful in my decision. I'll make the call the day before but I also monitor the conditions and if in the morning the conditions have changed I'll make a call then.

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