Annie and Jon Fenn have generously donated this opportunity for four lucky anglers - special wade access on Bitch Creek in Victor, Idaho with four ladies of TU; Kathleen Doffermyre, Beverly Smith, Maggie Heumann, and Leslie Steen. Kathleen and Beverly have both been fly fishing since they were little girls and fishing together for over a decade, now often with little aspiring anglers of their own in tow. Leslie Steen has a masters degree in fisheries and is great at catching trout with electricity and other field methods. For Maggie, an early love of fly fishing led her to pursue a degree in Entomology and Poultry Science from Auburn University - making her somewhat of a bug and hackle expert - then a Master's Degree in Entomology from the University of Nebraska. She now manages Orvis Jackson Hole and does entomology-related outreach in the community. These ladies have a passion for introducing new and diverse audiences to fly fishing and sharing their love for the wild and beautiful places that trout live, like Bitch Creek. Guests will also be treated to four hats from Art for All by Abby Paffrath.

Bitch Creek is a tributary of the Teton River that flows out of the Teton mountain range in Wyoming and into Idaho. This stretch of water is beautiful and rugged, with wild trout that are virtually undisturbed and plentiful. Whether you're a beginner seeking one-on-one instruction or an experienced angler interested in a unique opportunity to fish unpressured water, this is a special trip you won't want to miss.