If you find just the right one, the guide will be able to do both with a smile. When fly fishing with a guide one should expect to be treated with utmost respect as well as being able to walk away from your day's fishing with something more than when you started. When I go out on a guided adventure I expect to learn something new. It might be as simple as a new knot or as complicated as learning a new presentation cast. But as long as I leave with something learned I will be satisfied even if the catching is a bit slow.
Communication is the key to a successful day on the water.
Before going out on a guided adventure, be sure to let your guide know what it is you would like to do or learn. Maybe you would just like to be shown where to fish or you might want mostly instruction. Also by talking with your guide beforehand it will give him or her an opportunity to make sure that they have all the proper equipment for the day. Another situation that arises periodically is when a client says that they would like to fish a certain type of water. It is always better to make sure you inform your guide of your physical condition.