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Owner of Silver Flask Fishing, George Peebles, has been an avid angler and guide for over 20 years. He started his journey into the fishing industry when he was in the mid-west guiding tours following college. After receiving his MBA, he dabbled in guiding while working his way up the corporate ladder, in an unrelated industry. Although George had reached the top of the corporate ladder, he still found that something was missing. Through a chain of events and searching for a place in Colorado to ice fish, he began his journey to Lake Dillon to try his hand at guiding. The journey itself was arduous, to say the least, as he drove from his home in Wisconsin into the unknown that was Colorado and the Rocky Mountains. 

Reaching the Colorado state line, he entered the new world that would become his lifelong dream, which was teaching people how to fish. Upon arriving at his new residence, he found that he was living in an old fishing community in Summit County located above 9,000 feet. It was fitting that his new residence had private fishing access and was an old fishing community. 

By studying Lake Dillon, George developed a better sense of what was going on in the fishery. Following hundreds of guided trips lead by George, and managing other outfitters, he came to realize how to reach his goal of being a profesional guide  and watched it unfold...

Teaching people how to fish.

Here's just a small sampling of the natural resources and community outreach George has helped preserve over the years.

Surveying local rivers connected to Lake Dillon

Helping the Colorado Parks and Wildlife and local agencies electro-shock and study fish on the Blue River downstream from Lake Dillon.  

Helping the Colorado Parks and Wildlife and local agencies electro-shock and study fish on the Blue River downstream from Lake Dillon.  

Community Outreach

Teaching the Town of Frisco Water Camp kids about Fly Fishing.

Teaching the Town of Frisco Water Camp kids about Fly Fishing.