| WRO Guides |
Andrew Sears, Guide/Instructor Andrew has been
guiding in the Eastern Sierra for the last 14 years.
During that time he has established a reputation as a
patient and knowledgeable teacher. Andrew believes
there is more to guiding than just catching fish, anyone
spending a day with him will come away a better angler.
His sense of humor and easy going nature help ensure a
memorable experience and a great time on the water.
Andrew specializes in walk/wade trips on our rivers and
also guides on the local stillwaters.
guiding in the Eastern Sierra for the last 14 years.
During that time he has established a reputation as a
patient and knowledgeable teacher. Andrew believes
there is more to guiding than just catching fish, anyone
spending a day with him will come away a better angler.
His sense of humor and easy going nature help ensure a
memorable experience and a great time on the water.
Andrew specializes in walk/wade trips on our rivers and
also guides on the local stillwaters.
Scott Freeman, Guide/Instructor Scott moved to
South Lake Tahoe in 1989 and fell in love with the
Eastern Sierra. In 1996 Scott started fighting fires
for the US Forest Service and in his off time
discovered fly fishing. Fighting fires for a living
allowed Scott plenty of time to be in the water
fishing various hot spots. In 1998 Scott happened
on the East Walker River and didn't leave for two
months.After logging his 200 plus days a year on
the Upper and Lower Sac, the Pitt, the McLoud,
and Trinity, Scott is back to one of his favorite
waters, the East Walker. Scott lives right on the
river at the Sceirine Ranch and keeps the fire wood
stocked at the guide camp.
South Lake Tahoe in 1989 and fell in love with the
Eastern Sierra. In 1996 Scott started fighting fires
for the US Forest Service and in his off time
discovered fly fishing. Fighting fires for a living
allowed Scott plenty of time to be in the water
fishing various hot spots. In 1998 Scott happened
on the East Walker River and didn't leave for two
months.After logging his 200 plus days a year on
the Upper and Lower Sac, the Pitt, the McLoud,
and Trinity, Scott is back to one of his favorite
waters, the East Walker. Scott lives right on the
river at the Sceirine Ranch and keeps the fire wood
stocked at the guide camp.
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