Jeramie Prine is a fourth generation Wyoming-ite and grew up fishing around the Dubois area where his great-grandfather purchased the Ramshorn Guest Ranch in the pristine Dunoir Valley.

He has been fishing this region for over 28 years, and took up fly fishing at the age of eight when his uncle, ranch fishing guide, gave him his first rod. Every since then, he has been fueling his fly fishing habit in Wyoming’s finest waters, learning techniques, history, and ecology of local trout fisheries. Jeramie comes from three generations of Wyoming fly fishers and can be found tying flies on his great-grandfather's fly tying vice when not fishing.

Jeramie has his Master's Degree in teaching and the ability to work with all ages and abilities when it comes to fly fishing. Jeramie works to put you on fish while providing a professional, personable, and pleasurable fly fishing experience.

Jeramie Prine

Ryan Hudson a.k.a. "RyHud" has been a fishing guide in Wyoming since 2004. A native to Missouri, he grew up in the rural Mississippi River bottom lined by creeks, marshes and lakes saturated with fish and game to be sought with guns, bows, spears, and fly rods. This led to a life-long passion for the outdoors. Two days after high school graduation in Missouri, RyHud moved to Wyoming to find work and play in the West. He recently graduated with a Political Science Degree form the University of Wyoming, while fishing and hunting the surrounding landscape.

Since the age of 13, he tied flies commercially for various shops and individuals across the country. He has taught fly fishing and fly tying since the age of 17, and is likely the most patient guide you will meet.

Nick Fulton is a third generation Wyoming-ite who grew up on a family farm in Powell, Wyoming. He started fly fishing on the creeks running through the farm at nine years old, and was tying his own flies by the time he was ten. After graduating from high school, his passion for fly fishing ignited, and how he spends roughly eighty days per year on the water.

Nick is employee as a social studies teacher at Lander Valley High School. He is also the head wrestling coach and an assistant football coach for LVHS, so teaching new skills to people on the river comes second nature. When not at work or on the river, he enjoys spending time with his wife and family, tying flies, hunting, and returning home to help on the farm.

Nick Fulton

Jeff Judkins

Jeff Judkins has been fishing and has had the "bug" since an early age beginning with lake fishing in Maine, continuing on to the rivers in Virginia, and eventually ending up on Wyoming's waters.

Jeff has been coming to Wyoming since he was in elementary school. His dad made a point of getting his family out here as often as he could. Jeff's most vivid memory was his first venture into the Wind River Mountains. Hanging out in Fremont County during those formative years sold him on Wyoming. Every since then, he has pursued trout in WY, MT, ID, and NC; both personally and professionally.

Along with fly fishing, Jeff is school teacher and National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) instructor. He enjoys spending his free time in the mountains exploring new waters, as well as drift boat/wade fishing the many rivers in the area. Jeff has experience working with children and adults; beginners to experts.

Butch Burdick came to Wyoming in the rowdy era of ski bumming and cowboy-ing. A native of Utah and graduate of Utah State University he moved to Jackson and began to set Wyoming roots. He guided fly fishing and scenic trips down the Snake River as well as running whitewater in the days of gushing snowmelt. After moving around the Rocky Mountain West with his family, exploring and looking for the perfect place to settle down, they found Wyoming again. From fishing and mountain biking to sculpting fish and raising a family in the heart of the Rockies, he continues to love this place.

Butch's many years of fishing and boating experience allow him to share Wyoming with genuine ease-above and beyond the vital fishing lesson. Butch's aesthetic endeavors are also aligned with the natural world. An interest in drawing and then saddle making has now turned to sculpting. He creates award-winning carved trout, hand-painted in vivid and authentic detail.

Butch Burdick