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Cody Salrin
Owner/Guide Cody has over 20 years of fly fishing experience. His love of fly fishing started at a young age and progressed into the passion he has today. Born and bred in Ohio, Cody learned to fly fish on the rivers and lakes of the midwest. He then moved to Utah to pursue both his career in aerial skiing and degree at University of Utah. During his ten years spent in Park City, Cody had pursued and studied every stretch of water he could get close to. Soon after graduating from the "U", Cody became the director of the Squaw Valley Freestyle Team in Lake Tahoe California. In his 8 year run as director Cody coached all skill levels from first timers to US Ski Team athletes. He also kept his fly fishing skills sharp in the summer while running his own guide service on the Truckee river. He now teaches a fly fishing course at the University of Utah. Looking for that easy honey hole or wanting to take the road less traveled? Cody will get you there. |
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Eric Loughran
Guide Hometown: Pelham NH/ Park City, UT Years fly fishing: 8 Years guiding: 5 Favorite fish to chase: Nocturnal Brown Trout Favorite hatch: Mouse Favorite thing to do outside of fly fishing: Freestyle Skiing Eric is a USA 2018, 2022 Olympian for freestyle aerials with 8 years on the World Cup Tour. He is an international traveler with skis and a fly rod. When he is not training or competing for Team USA, Eric can be found on the river everyday showing clients the time of their lives. |
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Avi Golen
Guide Hometown: Philadelphia, PA Years fly fishing: 16 Years guiding: 3 Favorite fish to chase: Large Brown Trout Favorite hatch: Hopper Favorite thing to do outside of fly fishing: Ride Pow Avi cofounded a recycling company in Philadelphia, PA and grew the business for 15 years until the draw of life in the mountains and rivers became too much to ignore. Avi hired Mayfly Guides shortly after moving to Park City, met Cody, and for the next couple of years spent most of his days (and some nights) chasing Cody around the rivers and streams of Utah and Wyoming. His passion for fishing and appreciation for time spent on a river is contagious and his “stoke” passes through to whoever he sharing the day with. When winter rolls around, Avi spends almost every day on his snowboard or split board exploring mountains. |
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Peter Robinson
Guide Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio Years fly fishing: 23 years Years guiding: 14 years Favorite fish to chase: Big ones Favorite hatch: Caddis Favorite thing to do outside of fly fishing: Spending time with his daughter. Peter loves connecting with people and sharing his passion for fly fishing and the great outdoors. With Peter's years of knowledge and easy going personality you can be sure to have an amazing experience. |
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Kyle LeBlanc
Guide Hometown: Goffstown, NH Years fly fishing: 5 Years guiding: 3 Favorite fish to chase: Bull trout Favorite hatch: Green Drake Favorite thing to do outside of fly fishing: Backcountry snowboarding Kyle moved to Park City after attending the University of New England in Maine to be closer to the mountains. He enjoys backpacking, rock climbing and during the winter’s, backcountry snowboarding. Kyle is one of the most patient and knowledgable guides you could ask for. |
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Jake Mageau
Hometown: Bend Oregon Years fly fishing: 15 year Years guiding: 1 Favorite fish to chase: Tiger Muskie Favorite hatch: bait fish Favorite thing to do outside of fly fishing: Ski and fish some more Jake has worked at Lake Creek lodge in Alaska as well as with Light Tackle Fishing in Maui. He has been operating boats for the past 10 years. Jake captains his own boat for us on Strawberry Reservoir to chase monster cutthroat trout. He is also one of our Upper green river guides while he is not working our local waters with clients. |
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Mark Cooper (Coop)
Guide Hometown: Greenwich, CT. Years fly fishing: 25 Years guiding: 13 Favorite fish to chase: Redfish Favorite hatch: Yellow Sallies Favorite thing to do outside of fly fishing: Hanging with family and friends Coop is a seasoned veteran. You can find him day in and day out on the river. His years of guiding experience shows on those difficult days. Catching fish is never a question with Mark, its how many can you handle. |
