It has taken me far too long to be able to write this....Jack past away late last year after a long battle with cancer. He was the lead guide here for ten years. He landed more fish in his life then most of the people who stay here combined. Jack represented everything good that fly fishing has to offer. He was a historian and a keeper of the stream. These were not the waters Jack came to....these streams were his home. He lived and breathed with the turning of the seasons and the hatches. Jack was the best terrestial fisherman I have ever met. His understanding of how trout needed variety in their diet and how that drove them into the shallows to look for beetles and ants, even on a bright sunny day, if I could just sit still and watch long enough, changed my whole relationship with fly fishing. I became a watcher and waiter thanks to Jack. I became a more patient person because of Jack. I was changed by Jack. I grew up a lot because of what I learned from Jack. He wasn't just a great fisherman or man, he was a great friend and I miss him everyday. If you knew him....I know you do too. With all due respect and love....Jonas

Karl lives in Selinsgrove, Pa and splits his guiding time between central Pa and Delaware river system in NY. With almost 40 years of fly fishing and tying experience under his belt, he should be able to help most people learn at least something.

Roger is from over in Huntington, Pa and has a bunch of experience with all of our streams. He also has the most knowledge of the Little Juanita and Spruce creek of all of our guides. An avid bird dogger, he is a real man of the woods.