Geordie oversees Grand Targhee Resort, WorldCast Anglers, Victor Valley Market, and a variety of commercial and residential real estate ventures in Teton Valley, Idaho. Geordie received a B.A. from Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vermont. He received Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Finance degrees from the University of Denver in Denver, Colorado. Geordie and his family live in Wilson, Wyoming.
Mike grew up in Nashville, TN developing a passion for fly-fishing and hunting at a very young age. While attending Miami University, Mike created and implemented a fly-fishing program for the university’s Outdoor Pursuit Center that included clinics, workshops, and trips for students and faculty members. Upon graduation, Mike moved to Jackson Hole, WY and started his career with the Orvis Company, where he was named Orvis “Fishing Manager of the Year” for 2006. Mike is a commercial fly tyer with Fulling Mills featuring the “Bifocal Emerger” and “DD Midge“. Mike has been featured on FlyLords Fly Shop Tour – Wyoming, Trout TV and Seasons on the Fly and the Orvis Fly Fishing Blog (Mouse-Eating Monster of the Rividavia, Trout Bum XIV, Peacock Bass and More, Homegrown Tenkara, Wyoming is for “Cutthroat” Lovers, Top 10 Flies for Patagonia in Trout, Quest of Himalayan Golden Masheer Part I and Part II). He is a proud advisory board member for Casting 4 a Cure, a non-profit group that helps fund research and development for treatment and finding the potential cure for Rhett Syndrome. As a Teton Valley resident, he is an active Jackson Hole One Fly Board Member well as policy advisor for Idaho Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. When not fishing the local area rivers, Mike can be found exploring the west with his wife, Jess, and sidekick King Charles Spaniel, Dodge as well as big game hunting.
Tyler grew up in the Midwest chasing everything from bass, walleye and panfish of the local waters in Indiana and Iowa to the native brookies and other wild trout of the rivers and streams in northern Michigan. His passion for the outdoors is rooted and was shaped in the pursuit of the Eagle Scout rank during his years as a Boy Scout. These outdoor skills were honed while on a NOLS semester in the Southwest, also solidifying the need to move to the rivers and mountains of the West. This dream came to light in 2003, heading out to Jackson after graduating from Purdue University. Starting his time with WorldCast Anglers as a host at the famous South Fork Hilton, this relationship grew while managing the Jackson Hole Orvis for the next many years. Tyler graduated from the Western Rivers Guide School and became a guide while hosting at The South Fork Hilton a few years later. During those next few years, the saltwater bug brought him down to the Keys of Florida for a couple winters. Learning another aspect of fishing retail there, he also became an instructor at the Orvis Fly Fishing School of Key Largo all while exploring the massive Everglades to the flats of the Keys. Tyler recently served as Lodge Manager at Deep Water Cay in the Bahamas. Living in another country brought on tons of great learning experiences and allowed for many days of chasing bonefish and permit. It also reinforced the love for the USA and especially the yearning for the rivers and mountains of the West again. He is excited to call Teton Valley his home and proud to be the Retail Manager of WorldCast Anglers.
Colin grew up in the small town of Richmond, Vermont, living a lifestyle deeply rooted in the outdoors of the Green Mountains. He spent his winters skiing as much as possible at his local mountain, Mad River Glen, and exploring the backcountry of the Green and White Mountains. During the summers, Colin spent his time backpacking, canoeing and fishing in the remote areas of Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine with family and friends. His journey to achieving the rank of Eagle Scout helped him develop essential leadership skills and ensured that the outdoors would remain a permanent fixture in his life. At a young age, Colin visited Teton Valley and the greater Yellowstone area with his family, a trip that laid the foundation for his current life in the Tetons. He returned to Teton Valley in 2021 in pursuit of deep snow. During the 2021-2022 ski season, Colin befriended three of his now closest friends, who also happened to be guides for WorldCast Anglers. In the spring of 2022, Colin experienced the endless fishing opportunities of the South Fork for the first time, solidifying his decision to stay in Teton Valley. Colin began his first season at WorldCast in 2023, with the role of Assistant Operations Manager after graduating from the Western Rivers Guide School. After two seasons in this position, he naturally transitioned to the full-time role of Operations Manager.
When he is not on local rivers, Colin spends his time on the slopes of the Tetons, hunting birds, exploring the West, and researching his next adventure.