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Roger Lee Brown

Roger is the founder and former President of the Pro-Tec School of Bassin', Inc. He is also a full time professional Bass angler and instructor and has over 20 years experience fishing as a pro. He is a United States Coast Guard certified licensed guide and a NY state certified fishing charter. He has fished in many tournaments throughout the United States and is also a qualified Boating Safety Instructor and an accomplished author and lecturer. Roger is also the founder and president of The Bass Fishing School.
The Bass Fishing School is designed to teach not only the "Beginner" who wants to learn how to fish for Bass, but also the novice and even the experienced tournament Bass angler. Whether it be the NFL, NBA, or any other professional sport, you will always find a coach behind every successful athlete. The coach is the one responsible to teach and sharpen the players' skills.
Roger coaches his students on presentations, techniques and tactics they can use anywhere so they can be highly effective when it comes to catching bass on any body of water. 

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Al Lorenzetti

Al Lorenzetti is an avid outdoor sportsman. He has been fishing and hunting since he was a little kid. Al has continued to pursue his interest in these activities. He can be found fishing inshore, offshore or on a stream. Hunting waterfowl, upland game and big game with shotgun, rifle or pistol or bow keep him busy when fishing is slow. To fill in any left over time, Al likes shooting sports and hand-loading custom ammo. Sporting Clays is his favorite but any other shotgun game or target shooting with rifle or pistol will do. Al has operated a fishing charter business since 1979. He has produced fishing and hunting videos since 1990. As a freelance writer he has written many articles related to his outdoor activities. Al also lectures and conducts seminars for "The Fisherman" magazine. He regularly appears and gives presentations at outdoor sporting shows and sporting clubs. He is a member of "Outdoors Writers of America" (OWAA), Mercury Marine’s "Saltwater Pro Team", and a field tester for Penn Fishing Tackle. He is also a member of the National Sporting Clays Association (NSCA), and the International Game Fish Association (IGFA), as well as many other groups and clubs related to his activities.

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Noel Gyger

Born at Smithers, B.C. Canada December 25, 1946

Graduated Grade 12 in 1966 at Smithers, B.C.  I grew up fishing with my Grandfather in all my spare time.

Married to only wife Gail for 32 years, three daughters Loretta, Deborah and Paulette.

At present, I am the owner and licensed Angling Guide for the Company NORTHWEST FISHING GUIDES (founded 1983) of P.O. Box 434, Terrace, B.C. Canada V8G 4B1  Tel/Fax (250) 635-5295.  I plan on being in the "sportfishing" business for the rest of my life!

I am a contributing writer for the magazine British Columbia Sport Fishing, Rikk Taylor publisher.

I am an AVID sportfishing photographer.

I have assisted Henry and Italo of Canadian Sport Fishing in shooting four fishing shows in 5 days in Northwest British Columbia.

I have made a fishing video for Chinook Salmon and Steelhead on the Kalum River in May of 1991 with Larry Schoenborn of Fishing The West television series, United States market.

I have assisted Jim Teeny and Larry Schoenborn in making a flyfishing video on the Kispiox River in 1991.

From Oct. 11 - 13, 1996 I was pleased to host and assist John Barrett produce shows for his Flyfishing the World series that has aired on ESPN and all over the world. His guests were actor Lee Horsley and Steve Abel of Abel Reels and Quality Products.

I produce and market my own "feature presentation" video's.  At present I have separate (spin tackle) "SEASONS REVIEWS" beginning 1987 through 1996 (ten seasons), plus fly-fishing only and ocean tapes.

I am "very" knowledgeable regarding sportfishing for both fresh and saltwater in the Northwest Skeena Region of British Columbia.

The "little" sign, that was given to me by my Granddaughter, hangs above my office door, describes me to a "T".  I'D RATHER BE FISHING!

Yours sincerely,    Noel F. Gyger

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Roger Bohner

Roger was one of those fortunate kids be be born into a family deeply involved with fishing and hunting. He has been fishing since he was big enough to hold on to a fishing pole. His father, grandfathers and family friends taught him a wide variety of techniques and tools for fishing. Growing up in western New York State provided the backdrop for a variety of fishing activities including fishing the great lakes, finger lakes and many rivers and streams. He also experienced several years of freshwater and saltwater fishing in Florida while growing up. His love of fishing took him to Utah State where he earned a degree in Fisheries Biology. Traveling and working extensively throughout the western states Roger was able to fish some of the finest trout rivers in the country. During the summers the Green River in Utah and Henry's Fork In Idaho were regular haunts.

Roger relocated to Northern Ohio after graduation from Utah State. Living only a few miles from the shores of Lake Erie has proven a wise move. He won the Ameritech walleye fishing tournament two years in a row. He now enjoys recreational fishing on Lake Erie with some of the finest walleye, smallmouth bass, steelhead and perch fishing in the world. He also takes advantage of the short drives to New York, Pennsylvania and Michigan's fertile fishing waters. Roger regularly vacations in the Bahamas, Belize, Maine and Canada in search of a wide variety of freshwater, offshore and flats fish species.

Roger has a website called FishingResources.com ( http://www.fishingresources.com ) that provides links and information to fisherman. You can find him on the water whenever his schedule allows. As Roger puts it, any day on the water fishing beats a day at work.

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Capt. Ray Kelly

Capt. Ray Kelly is a USCG licensed charter boat captain.  His boat, ADVENTURES, is based in Riverhead, NY with 1-6 man
charters available in Peconic Bay, and Shinnecock Bay for Fluke,
Flounder, Bluefish, Striped Bass, and Weakfish and offshore out of Shinnecock Inlet for Shark and Tuna.  Larger groups can be accommodated and fishing vacations can be arranged.

He is Executive Producer of ADVENTURES IN FISHING WITH CAPT. RAY KELLY, a weekly television show which airs in New York, Massachusetts and California.  They are always looking for charter, party and private boats to be featured on the show.  For further information, call Starlight Productions at (631) 744-5951.

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Vic Carrao

Vic Carrao has worked in many aspects of the fishing industry over the past 15 years. Retail sales, trade show representative, Instructing in Fly tying, Fly casting and Float fishing for Salmon & Steelhead. He has been on pro staff with Lure Jensen and is now in his second year on Gibbs Nortac PRO STAFF. Vic also conducts in store Steelhead and Flycasting clinics for Hub Sports, Gills tackle and has been invited to speak at many fishing club functions. As the owner of STS Guiding Service he guides full time for salmon, trout, sturgeon and steelhead in SW British Columbia. 
Vic is also involved in volunteer work in the community, he has worked with the Fraser Valley Salmon Society as a Director and has volunteered his knowledge of Sturgeon to the Fraser River Sturgeon Society. A current project involves tagging Sturgeon on the Fraser River to help with the task of collecting data so that we may understand the Sturgeon much better. He also serves as a volunteer for a Steelhead study with LGL Ltd in the Telemetry study of Steelhead on the Vedder river. If you are planning a trip to British Columbia be sure to give Vic a call.