As a 5th generation Montana native, Lindsey was born and raised in Missoula. A few years after graduating high school and moving to Southern California to further her education, she realized that Montana would always be home and never takes a day living in this beautiful state, and the Bitterroot Valley, for granted.  

As a wife and a mother of two young boys, there is never a dull moment. Summers are spent fishing and boating at the family cabin, fall is for hunting and football. In the winter, you will find her and her family at one of the local ski hills, or escaping to a beach and sunshine. Basketball season takes us into spring and then anticipation for summer fun begins again.  

There is nothing that Lindsey loves more than helping to plan an excursion. Reach out to her and let her assist in your Montana adventure planning today!

I was born in Missoula, MT and am going on 36 years old. I started fly fishing at age 12 and have spent the last 24 years fly fishing Montana’s rivers, streams, and lakes.

​The 2023 season will mark my 9th season as a guide as well as my 9th season with Latitudes’s Outfitting Co. Prior to my career as a guide I spent 8 seasons working with the US Forest Service. Specifically working in Fisheries biology. I acquired a vast knowledge of trout, trout habitat, stream ecology, and river dynamics. ​

My boat often consists of a dog on board. An array of cold beverages. An endless selection of flies for every possible situation. Good vibes and a positive mindset. I approach every guide trip with a no trout left behind mentality.​

As an avid bow hunter September is not the month to book me. As I can not be found near the rivers and will most definitely be deep in the mountains of Montana pursuing elk with bow in hand. ​

My free time growing up was spent on the river or in the mountains fishing, hunting, hiking, or snowboarding. I started coaching snowboarding and skiing lessons in the winter of the ‘04/‘05 season. Years later I was certified as a Level 3 instructor. This process taught me a great deal in both teaching concepts as well as learning concepts that have transferred over to my guiding.  

I enjoy sharing moments with others on the river and watching different anglers progress their abilities. But I still truly believe the best anglers are the ones having the most fun. Though I do take guiding fishing serious, it’s still just fishing and should be a fun and enjoyable experience. Whether a first time beginner or the most experienced trout angler, we’ll find a way to make it an enjoyable and memorable experience.

Born in Missoula, Jake landed his first fish at age 2, on the Middle Fork of the Flathead river near his family cabin and was hooked forever. He grew up fishing the rivers of Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming; he has guided on the Kenai in Alaska for years; and now earns his living primarily in western Montana, and Southern Oregon, Jake is known for his easy sense of humor; for being a patient and encouraging teacher; his custom flies that he ties himself, and for rustling up epic lunches.

With wife Ashley and son Evan, Jake makes his home near Alberton, near some reliable Clark Fork trout and pike honey holes. With parents and grandparents in Stevensville and Great Falls, Jake’s experience on the Bitterroot, Blackfoot, Clark Fork and Missouri pays off in perfect days for his clients. Jake enjoys sharing his love for swinging bugs and the beauty of Montana with locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re an experienced angler or a beginner, Jake will put you on the fish.

Let’s just say that I live for the outdoors! I grew up in Ohio hunting and fishing with my father like most boys in the midwest. As I grew older, late teens, I took up backpacking and longed to head west. At age 20, myself and two friends drove across the country to see the mountains. We eventually landed in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming. We loaded our packs and hiked up into the unknown. After finding a suitable camp, we dropped our packs, and two of us went in search of water. Not long after finding water and heading back towards camp we realized we were lost. We ended up spending most of the night, before being found by search and rescue, cold and without supplies! This was the fuel to my fire!​

Fast forward over three decades. I have spent a lot of my adult life obsessively acquiring hunting, fishing, and survival knowledge and skills. One of the things that I most enjoy these days is passing this knowledge onto hunting and fishing clients, along with my two beautiful daughters. Nothing gives me more pleasure than helping to spark a fire for the outdoors into someone else. After over 15 years experience as a guide and head guide in Ohio, I crossed paths with Latitudes owner Robert Gary. A few trips to visit Robert later, my wife of more than 25 years and I decided to make Montana our home. My dream of living and working in the mountains was coming true.​

My passion for the outdoors also led me to pursue adventure photography and videography. I realized some hunting and fishing adventures may be out of reach for me, but if I worked hard enough, maybe I would be able to follow more fortunate folks on their adventures. My dedication and hard work paid off. I am now a nationally publicized photographer with clients including outdoor brands such as Yeti, Sitka Gear, and Leupold Optics. My images have graced the cover of magazines such as Eastman’s Hunting Journal and many others. Most of the images on this site have been captured on one of my clients adventures. (www.dwilsonphotos.com).
These days I find myself either rowing clients down a river, following some hunter on an epic backcountry hunt with a camera, or honestly my favorite, spending time in the outdoors of Montana with my wife and two girls.

At 29 years young, fishing and hunting is all I’ve ever known. I was born and raised  in Hamilton, Montana. I feel extremely lucky and blessed to have had such incredible parents that supported my brother and I in any outdoor activity we ever chose to pursue whether it was a school sport, hunting, fishing, skiing, mountain biking, my parents were there to help teach us. Since I could walk, I’ve been attached at the hip to the outdoors.

After being a Wildland Firefighter for 6 years with the USFS, I decided to hang up the boots to chase a dream that I had always put off. I could never really commit to making my hobbies work in fear of ruining what I’ve loved and done since a kid.

Now going on my 6th year as a guide with Latitudes, I can say that taking a risk and trying to make my dream a reality in doing what I love everyday and sharing that with people every chance I get, was the best decision and leap of faith that I have ever made. I have created endless relationships and memories with people in the last 6 years of guiding hunting and fishing that are irreplaceable. I wouldn’t trade this life for the world.  My respect and appreciation for the wildlife that inhabits this earth has grown tremendously every year of my life. Our natural resource is what supports my way of living and for this I take every aspect of it very seriously. The health and management of our wildlife is just as important to me as my own family. Without it, we wouldn’t exist as human beings today.

My hope for the future is to continue thriving, teaching, and sharing in these incredible experiences with people from all over the world until the day I die.

Collin was born and raised in a small town in Ohio called Peninsula Ohio. He grew up learning to fly fish for great lakes steelhead. Out of college Collin played 3 years of college baseball at Northern Kentucky University before transferring to the University of Montana to finish his bachelor’s degree in business management and Entrepreneurship.

Collin guides fly fishing in the spring and summer and guides waterfowl hunting in the fall and winter season. He hunts with his black lab Huck and enjoys bowhunting whitetails in the Midwest in his free time.

Collin has been with Latitudes since 2021. He loves guiding because it’s a great opportunity to get to know people from all over the world. Guiding is an incredible opportunity to educate outdoorsman whiling enjoying the beautiful natural resources we are so fortunate to have here in Montana."I can't think of a better office then being behind the oars taking in Montana's beauty."

Brennon was born and raised in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana, where he still works and resides alongside the edge of the Bitterroot River.​

He’s spent his entire professional life working and guiding in the outdoors where his skills meet his passions.

Brennon has been with Latitudes for 3 seasons, but has been rowing the Bitterroot since he was a kid. Brennon is married to his wonderful wife, Summer, who shares and supports his passion in the outdoors.​

In his free time, you’ll often find Brennon getting in some river time of his own, or shooting bows with his wife in preparation for archery season.

When it comes to guiding, Brennon excels at teaching newcomers, as well as assisting a seasoned angler in honing their skills.​

To him, your success is his success, and he goes above and beyond to ensure your experience is an awesome one!

David Weaver has been with Latitudes since our operations began with our Ohio Whitetail Company. From East Palestine, OH, David graduated from East Palestine High School in 2016 and over the years, he has honed in on his whitetail hunting skills to bring the ultimate experience to clients. To say the David has a passion for guiding whitetail deer and/or turkeys would be an understatement. He continuously demonstrates his investment into the experience and education of clients - his goal is to simply impact and help as many people as he can; “ I’m thankful to be in the position I am, to meet people from all across the country through hunting and to make some stellar memories with them.”​

David serves as Latitudes’ on-site manager and is responsible for the day-to-day operations, land management and providing the best experience for our Ohio Whitetail Company clients. The “farm/operation is so unique compared to others across the country, between the land and just the way we’re working on shaping the farm, the best is yet to come.” Along with managing the farm property in Ohio and guiding/hunting turkeys and whitetails, David films and photographs for clients and shows in the outdoor industry.  

Outside of hunting and media pursuits, David spends his free time at the gym and with friends and family. He aspires to guide/hunt in as many states possible and to chase as many critters as he can and recently caught the waterfowl bug. David is a firm believer in putting your head down and getting to work; you can achieve anything you want in this life as long as you put forth the effort to do so.