Lynn Decker
Lynn has been fishing around the world with Lori-Ann and Reel Women Fly Fishing Adventures for over 25 years. She currently provides fisheries, aquatic ecology and conservation content for the Reel Women Guide Schools. Lynn retired as the Director of the North America Fire Initiative for The Nature Conservancy in 2018. Prior to the Conservancy, Lynn was an Aquatic Ecologist with the Forest Service leading programs in Fisheries, Aquatic Ecology and Management across the western U.S. She has a B.S. in Fisheries Biology, from the University of California Davis and a M.S. in Wildland Resource Science/Freshwater Ecology from the University of California Berkeley. Lynn lives in Salt Lake City.
Rachel Finn
RFinn, Abstract artist and fly fishing guide and addict. “If there was a Betty Ford Center for fly fishing addiction, I would be the Liza Minnelli of it… I reside in the Adirondacks of New York State and have been guiding for 27 years. Currently, I’m pursuing all that life has to offer.”
Brenda Galey
Brenda Galey has been a fly-fishing guide for RWFFA for many years and is the owner of Galey MsGuided Fly Fishing based out of Victoria Australia in and near the Australian Alps. She’s a born and bred Nebraskan that has lived in Oz and fly fished for over 30 years. Brenda is a Certified Casting Instructor, a volunteer for Project Healing Waters and Casting for Recovery. She imported to Australia her own Montana made Adipose Flow drift boat named “The Mae Fly” (named after her 2nd grade teacher Mae Reeves who took her fishing)! Brenda guides for Rainbows, Browns and Murray Cod with “Mae”.
Check out Brenda’s photography on most the RWFFA website including the RWFFA Home page, Madison River Trip, Back to Basics School, and more!
Anni Shores
Anni Shores loves catching big browns and teaching beginners the art of fly fishing.” My patience is legendary, just ask Eric”. Together we have over 66 years of experience.( You do the math !) We look forward to floating down the river with you in the near future!
Jess McGlothlin
For more than fifteen years, photographer and writer Jess McGlothlin has worked in the fly-fishing industry in several countries. Her work has taken her around the globe, leading her to chase fish on six continents, and she still somehow enjoys airports. See more at www.JessMcGlothlinMedia.com.