– Noe Perez @ Red's Fly Shop
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Meet Noe Perez
Noe Perez is a passionate fly fishing guide from White Salmon, Washington, now living in Ellensburg. Self-taught on Rowland Lake, Noe quickly developed a love for the sport, especially steelhead fishing. His guiding experience spans the Yakima River, Skagit River, Olympic Peninsula, remote Alaskan waters, and local ponds, offering clients a variety of fishing opportunities for steelhead, trout, and more. Noe does it all!
Noe’s approach to guiding emphasizes the joy of the process over just catching fish. His ideal clients are those eager to learn and enjoy the experience, not just focus on the catch. Whether dry fly fishing, bobber fishing, or chasing steelhead, Noe is passionate about keeping things simple and effective—no dry droppers allowed! Total joke there but he does like to keep his dry fly fishing clean and focused.
"The Yakima River Canyon is all about patience and reading the water. As a guide, it’s my job to help anglers focus on the right spots, stay connected to the river, and keep learning. Every section of the canyon has its challenges, but that's what makes it such a great place to fish."
ADVICE FOR BEGINNERS
Outside of guiding, Noe enjoys hunting, fishing, and lifting heavy weights. You can tell haha. His dream trip is to fish for steelhead in Kamchatka.
Noe’s #1 advice for beginners? Be patient and learn from every mistake—it pays off in the end. His guiding superpower is the bobber game, and he strives to ensure every guest has a fun, rewarding day on the water.
NOE'S MISSION ON THE RIVER
Noe is a dedicated outdoorsman, with a deep passion for both fishing and hunting both big game and upland birds. When he's not guiding on the Yakima, you can find him chasing other adventures in the field.
He lives in Ellensburg with his girlfriend, two kids, and their two dogs, Roxy and Powder. If Noe could have dinner with anyone, it would be the legendary Daniel Boone. Wouldn't that be an experience! The one fly he always keeps in his box? A trusty Pat’s Stone—can't live without it. Wouldn't even consider fishing without it.