Name:
Mark Glassmaker
Age: 36
Married: Yes
Children: Two
Education: BA Degree in Government/Journalism,
Elementary Teaching Credential
Personal Interests:
Photography, Computers, Carpentry and Steelhead Fishing
Fishing Expertise: Salmon Fishing on both the
Kenai and Kasilof Rivers, Rainbow Trout Fishing the Kenai below
Skilak Lake, Small Stream fishing on the southern Kenai Peninsula
for Steelhead, Silver Salmon, Rainbow Trout and Dolly Varden,
Fly-Out Fishing for Salmon and Bear Viewing on the West Side
of Cook Inlet.
Years Guiding: 17
Background:
Mark was born and raised in Marin County Ca., and has been
living full time in Alaska since 1999. He is married and has
a 19-month-old daughter. He grew up steelhead fishing the
North Coast of California and his love for fishing rivers
eventually lead him to Alaska where he built a home and lodge
on the banks of the Kenai River. Mark loves his job and will
always go the extra mile to make sure his customers are well
taken care of, both on and off the water.
Mark
has been a Board of Director for the Kenai River Professional
Guide Association for the past three years and spends countless
hours in the winter working the political arena to protect
and foster a responsible guided fishing industry. He is also
very active in protecting the entire Kenai River watershed
and the fabled cold-water fisheries that it supports. Mark
is also a contributing editor for Fish Alaska Magazine and
a factory sponsored Pro-Guide for Lamiglas Fishing Rods, Fish-On
/ Tempress Marine Equipment, and Mustad USA. Mark is also
a board member for the Alaska Master Guide Association and
a Kenai River Professional Guide Association recognized Master
Guide..
Name:
Brent Rinker Age: 26
Married: No
Children: None
Education: Some college courses, formal training
with California Department of Fish and Game
Personal Interests: Music,
Photography, Computers, Deer Hunting and Steelhead Fishing
Fishing Expertise: Salmon Fishing on both
the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers, Rainbow Trout Fishing the Kenai
below Skilak Lake, Small Stream fishing on the southern Kenai
Peninsula for Steelhead, Silver Salmon, Rainbow Trout and
Dolly Varden, Fly-Out Fishing for Salmon and Bear Viewing
on the West Side of Cook Inlet, Bank Fishing
Years Guiding: 5
Background: Brent met Mark Glassmaker while
steelhead fishing on the Eel River in Northern California
with his father Jim. Upon finishing high school, Brent attended
Mendocino Community College and then went to work for the
California Department of Fish and Game as a hatchery technician
spawning steelhead trout. His guiding abilities and people
skills are years ahead of his time.
Name:
Jeff Moore
Age: 41
Married: Yes
Children: Two
Education:
Personal Interests: Big Game Hunting, Carpentry
and Steelhead Fishing
Fishing Expertise: Salmon Fishing on both
the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers, Rainbow Trout Fishing the Kenai
below Skilak Lake
Years Guiding: 19
Background: Jeff Moore is from near Seattle
Washington and came to Alaska to begin his guiding career
in the late 1980's. He has landed more 80+ lb. Kenai Kings
than most guides will ever see in their entire career with
his biggest tipping the scales at 92lbs. Jeff is true people
person and a natural outdoorsman with unlimited expertise
of the Kenai River and the surrounding wilderness.
Name:
Sean Harrell
Age: 22
Married: No
Children: No
Education: Geography Major, Sonoma State
University, formal training with California Department of
Fish and Game
Personal Interests: College, Steelhead Fishing,
Geography, Photography
Fishing Expertise: Fly Out Guide- West Side
Cook Inlet, Main Alaska Peninsula, Salmon Fishing on both
the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers, Rainbow Trout Fishing the Kenai
below Skilak Lake
Years Guiding: 3
Background: Sean Harrell is a natural when
it come to guiding and truly enjoys exploring the water with
his clients. He is always ready to share his extensive knowledge
about Alaska's flora and fauna. Sean began guiding for us
on the West Side of Cook Inlet and other fly out destinations
and in 2006 will be sharing his guiding time between remote
fly outs and the Kenai River.