
Guided through Mt. Yonder Fly Fishing
How to book
Every trip I run is booked, paid and scheduled by Mt. Yonder Fly Fishing, and I am the guide on the water. The one thing to know is that their online checkout has no way to choose a guide. If you want me as your guide, then the phone is the sure way to set that up. Questions before you book are welcome. Shoot me an email at greenvillefishing@gmail.com.
Call Mt. Yonder and ask for Taylor
Call Mt. Yonder Fly Fishing at 864.816.0506 and ask for Taylor. Say which trip and roughly when. Their checkout cannot pick a guide, so the phone is the sure way.
Or book online with a note
Choose the walk and wade trip at mtyonder.com, pick a half or full day and how many anglers, and put Taylor and the trip name in the order note.
I get in touch before the day
I confirm the plan with you, sort the license, and set the meeting spot and start time once I have read the water.
What happens next
- Half day 4 hours, full day 8 hours, lunch included on full days.
- Meeting spot and start time are set the day before, once I have read the water. I scout before you show up, so we are not guessing with your day.
- You need a fishing license for the state we fish. I confirm which state before the trip and walk you through buying it online in a few minutes.
- If your day is not worth your money, I will tell you before you drive out. Rain does not hit every creek the same way, so a wet forecast usually means a different spot, not a cancelled day. When conditions are genuinely bad, we move the trip.
- Lunch is included with full day trips.
Questions first?
Email me at greenvillefishing@gmail.com and tell me who is fishing, what you have caught before, and what kind of day sounds good. The FAQ covers what to wear, what I bring, kids, and what happens when it rains.
Guided through Mt. Yonder Fly Fishing
Ready to fish?
Trips book through Mt. Yonder, and their checkout cannot pick a guide. The sure way to get me is the phone.
864.816.0506. Choose the walk and wade trip, then put Taylor and the trip name in the order note.
Not ready to book? One short email a month on where the fish tend to be in the Upstate. About a three minute read. Get The Water Report.
