If you can't find Kyle guiding and fishing in the Valley, or at home with his wife Lisa and dog Milo, then the best bet is to look south. He's probably after another fix. Yosemite has discontinued all stocking programs and the trout that now populate the 318 lakes and 1,361 miles of running water in the park, are all self-sustaining wild fish. Steve's book delivers history, and geography, along with practical and useful fishing information and a keen sense of what it is like to pursue rising fish in the grandeur of this great national park. Steve says that some of the biggest trout in the park can be taken on dry flies in waters that are seldom visited.
Trips can range from easy overnight outings to extensive week long expeditions.
Steve will show slides of some less photographed, but still spectacular wild Yosemite. A well-known speaker on the club circuit in Britain, he is a regular contributor to Trout Fisherman magazine and the author of three books. The captor of the first 20 lb rainbow, he has twice won the Small Fisheries Championship, and has won the European Open. He has fished extensively in different parts of the world and regularly takes groups on salmon fishing expeditions to Alaska. He has been a licensed guide since 1989.