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| Photo Galleries |
| Private Waters |
| Guided Fishing |
| "The only fishing guide who lives on the East Walker River!!" |
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 for 200 plus days a year. In 1998
Scott happened onto the East Walker River, and since that time has probably
logged more angling hours and days on the EW than anyone in its history. After
doing a 3 year tour for the USFS in Redding, and logging his 200 plus days a
year on the waters of the Upper and Lower Sac, the Pitt, the McLoud and the
Trinity teaching the steelhead a lesson or two, Scott is back to one of his
favorite waters, the East Walker. Scott sets up camp on the Sceirine Ranch right
along the EW for the summer season, this keeps him in tune with the river on a
daily basis so he always knows what it's going to take to land some nice fish. If
you're looking for a great trip on the East Walker, or other local waters and want
to have a great time with a great guide, Scott is your man. He can teach you all
you need to know about everything from reading the water to setting the hook
on a killer 20+ inch brown. You can also see Scott on film in Burl Productions
"Fish Eye II, Season of the Mayfly" which is out on DVD.
"My goal is to provide a fly fishing experience, not a service."
Guide Rates:
1/2 Day - 1 or 2 Anglers - $275
Full Day - 1 or 2 Anglers (includes lunch) - $395
Additional angler - 1/2 Day - $100, Full Day - $150
For more information or to book a trip with Scott, just contact us here at Ken's
and we can set up the trip, or check out Scott and Andrew Sears' website at
WalkerRiverOutfitters.com
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 for 200 plus days a year. In 1998
Scott happened onto the East Walker River, and since that time has probably
logged more angling hours and days on the EW than anyone in its history. After
doing a 3 year tour for the USFS in Redding, and logging his 200 plus days a
year on the waters of the Upper and Lower Sac, the Pitt, the McLoud and the
Trinity teaching the steelhead a lesson or two, Scott is back to one of his
favorite waters, the East Walker. Scott sets up camp on the Sceirine Ranch right
along the EW for the summer season, this keeps him in tune with the river on a
daily basis so he always knows what it's going to take to land some nice fish. If
you're looking for a great trip on the East Walker, or other local waters and want
to have a great time with a great guide, Scott is your man. He can teach you all
you need to know about everything from reading the water to setting the hook
on a killer 20+ inch brown. You can also see Scott on film in Burl Productions
"Fish Eye II, Season of the Mayfly" which is out on DVD.
"My goal is to provide a fly fishing experience, not a service."
Guide Rates:
1/2 Day - 1 or 2 Anglers - $275
Full Day - 1 or 2 Anglers (includes lunch) - $395
Additional angler - 1/2 Day - $100, Full Day - $150
For more information or to book a trip with Scott, just contact us here at Ken's
and we can set up the trip, or check out Scott and Andrew Sears' website at
WalkerRiverOutfitters.com
| May 26, 2009 - Bert Buffington with a nice rainbow from the Sceirine Ranch on the East Walker |
| May 2009 - Here's Kim Kokles with Scott on the EW. |
| May 2009 - Another nice brownie on the EW with Mary Kokles |
| Here's Scott with a hog from the East Walker! |
| June 4, 2009 - Scott with a nice brown from the Hunewill Pond. |
| Jan. 30, 2010 "SPRING SPECIAL" From now until April 1, 2010 East Walker River 1 or 2 anglers 10am to 3pm Only $250 This is a great time to take advantage of some great early season fishing on the EW!! |