Every unforgettable Montana adventure begins with the right guide. From navigating world-renowned rivers and uncovering Yellowstone's natural wonders to leading immersive experiences on property, our guides share a deep connection to the landscapes, wildlife, and traditions of the American West. Their expertise, local insight, and genuine hospitality transform every outing into a personalized journey, creating stories you'll carry long after your stay.
Bjorn Anderson
Bjorn’s love for the outdoors began while growing up in Arizona. Shortly after college, he had the opportunity to move to Yellowstone, and upon arriving at Old Faithful, he knew he had found his home.
For more than 15 years, Bjorn has been guiding guests throughout Yellowstone National Park. He is a Montana Master Naturalist and Wilderness First Responder, and he also spent two years leading kayaking expeditions in Alaska’s Prince William Sound. One of his favorite places in the park is the Thorofare, the most remote area in the Lower 48, which serves as a powerful reminder of Yellowstone’s untamed wilderness. In his free time, Bjorn enjoys skiing in the winter, backpacking in the summer, and discovering new trails year-round.
Garrett Dickson
Garrett first discovered Yellowstone during a stay at Sage Lodge and immediately fell in love with the park. Inspired by the experience, he joined the team and has been guiding guests through Yellowstone for the past four years.
Originally from South Carolina, Garrett especially enjoys sharing the park’s incredible wildlife and leading guests to destinations beyond the beaten path. In his free time, he enjoys fly fishing, spin fishing, and hiking.
Jaden Freehling
Jaden came to Montana for its unparalleled access to public lands and some of the world’s most iconic trout waters. Growing up in Colorado, he frequently visited Montana with his family, and he quickly realized that the Yellowstone and Madison Rivers were exactly where he wanted to be.
With four years of guiding experience, Jaden enjoys sharing his passion for fly fishing with guests each day. He is endlessly fascinated by understanding fish behavior and piecing together the puzzle of what they eat, while never losing sight of the beauty and tranquility Montana provides. On his days off, Jaden can be found exploring rivers throughout Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, and Colorado. When winter arrives, he trades his waders for skis and heads to the mountains until the rivers thaw.
Carly Jones
After beginning her career in education with the goal of becoming an elementary school librarian, Carly discovered her true calling in the outdoors and traded the traditional classroom for Yellowstone National Park. She trained as a field educator and guide through Yellowstone Forever, the nonprofit partner of Yellowstone National Park, before joining Sage Lodge as a Yellowstone guide in 2024. In January 2026, Carly joined the Sage Lodge Concierge team while continuing to guide guests throughout the park whenever possible.
Now in her fourth season guiding in Yellowstone, Carly draws on her background in early childhood education, data collection, and interpretive storytelling to create engaging and meaningful experiences for guests. She is passionate about sharing the park’s remarkable landscapes, wildlife, and evolving ecosystems while inspiring a deeper appreciation for Yellowstone and our role as stewards of this extraordinary place.
Jodi Maskell
Originally from Michigan, Jodi has always been drawn to wide-open spaces and the outdoors. A U.S. Navy veteran, she came to Yellowstone National Park in search of a new adventure and quickly discovered her favorite place.
With five years of guiding experience, Jodi is a Montana Master Naturalist and has completed Guide Level Tracking with renowned wildlife tracker Jim Halfpenny. She is continually inspired by Yellowstone’s remarkable beauty, from its iconic geysers and hot springs to its ever-changing landscapes. When she is not guiding, Jodi enjoys fostering dogs, camping, and exploring nature, where she feels most at home.
Brett Muller
Originally from Colorado, Brett moved to Montana after earning his degree from Colorado State University, seeking both a change of scenery and more opportunities to pursue his passion for fly fishing.
After spending several years working in fly shops, he knew guiding was the next step. With two years of guiding experience, Brett considers Paradise Valley and the Yellowstone River to be his dream office. His favorite moments are watching guests experience the excitement of catching their first fish. When he’s not working, Brett is often exploring new waters throughout western Montana in search of his next favorite fishing spot.
Tanner Purcell
Tanner’s love of fly fishing began at an early age, often accompanying his father on the water from the comfort of a backpack. Some of his earliest memories are of casting alongside his dad, sparking a lifelong passion for the sport.
A graduate of Colorado State University with a degree in Natural Resources Tourism, Tanner also studied abroad in New Zealand, experiences that deepened his appreciation for conservation, responsible recreation, and the connections that fishing creates. With five years of guiding experience, his favorite part of the job is sharing memorable days on the water with anglers of all skill levels. When he’s not guiding, Tanner spends his time fishing, skiing, or hunting, always finding a way to be on the water, even during the depths of winter.
Noah Robinson
Originally from Florida, Noah grew up fishing for bass and redfish before moving west in 2019 and discovering fly fishing. He was immediately hooked and knew it was what he wanted to pursue.
With seven years of guiding experience, including two seasons in Wyoming, Noah’s favorite part of the job is introducing guests to his favorite waters while sharing stories and plenty of laughs along the way. Outside of guiding, he enjoys hunting, camping, and cooking, though most days off are spent exploring remote creeks with his dog.
Dylan Sandborn
Dylan first visited Yellowstone in 2014 and was immediately captivated by the park’s remarkable landscapes and wildlife. That experience inspired him to pursue a career in conservation and environmental education.
A graduate of Colorado State University with a degree in Wildlife and Conservation Biology, Dylan has spent the past eight years working as a biologist throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, as well as in Hawaii and Georgia. In his first season guiding in Yellowstone, he enjoys introducing guests to the park’s incredible diversity of wildlife, landscapes, and geothermal features. Away from work, Dylan enjoys birding, hiking, hunting, and skiing and snowboarding.
Anders Shopp
Anders moved to Montana to attend Montana State University, drawn by his love of the outdoors and the state’s endless opportunities. He began fly fishing at age 11 and launched his guiding career immediately after high school.
Over the past six years, Anders has guided on Colorado’s Gunnison River and led hunting trips throughout Colorado and Wyoming. His greatest reward is seeing guests truly learn the art of fly fishing and experience the excitement of landing their first fish. Away from the river, Anders enjoys fishing, photography, hunting, and spending time with his fiancée and their three dogs.
Rob Sweeny
Raised in upstate New York, Rob’s appreciation for Yellowstone began during family trips out West. His passion for the outdoors eventually led him to Arizona, where he spent five and a half years guiding in Grand Canyon National Park.
Rob holds a degree in Geology and is a certified Wilderness First Responder. With two years of experience guiding in Yellowstone, he is particularly fascinated by the park’s remarkable thermal features. Outside of work, Rob enjoys hiking, backpacking, weightlifting, and baking.
Will Uffelman
Raised on Long Island, Will spent many summers exploring the West and developed a deep appreciation for Montana at a young age. That passion eventually led him to Montana State University, where he became a member of the university’s fly fishing club.
Will has fished around the world, including destinations such as New Zealand, the Bahamas, and Florida. In his first season guiding, he is enjoying every minute of sharing Montana’s waters with guests. Outside of work, Will enjoys fishing with friends, camping, and playing golf.
Harry Ware
Harry grew up in Virginia and developed a passion for fishing at an early age. In 2016, he moved to Wyoming to begin his guiding career before making Montana home in 2020, where he has been guiding the renowned trout rivers of western Montana ever since.
With a decade of guiding experience, Harry is a USCG-certified captain and owner of Heads or Tails Fishing. His expertise extends beyond Montana, as he has guided anglers in Wyoming, Florida, and Argentina. During the winter months, he heads south to Florida to continue guiding on the water.
Whether leading guests to memorable catches or spending time fishing with friends, Harry can usually be found on the water nearly every day of the year, sharing his passion and knowledge with anglers of all skill levels.
