Meet Jared

Jared Ouellette is a Registered Maine Guide and avid fly tyer who grew up fishing the notoriously tricky waters of the Farmington River in Connecticut, and has been an avid angler ever since. After moving to Maine 8 years ago and spending countless hours exploring the fishing opportunities the state has to offer, he decided to take it one step further and become a guide, hoping to share his passion with others and help educate them on conservation issues and ethical fishing practices. His love for fishing is rivaled only by his obsession with tying, and along with it, the immersive nature of being attuned with the riparian and aquatic ecosystems he frequents.

Trident Fly Fishing’s Proud Partnership with Local Fly Tiers

Trident Fly Fishing is excited to partner with the finest local fly tiers in our community. This collaboration brings to our customers a diverse collection of custom flies, each a symbol of local tradition, expert craftsmanship, and a deep understanding of the unique fisheries they are designed for.

Celebrating Local Expertise and Waters

• A Perfect Match for Local Fisheries: Our partnership emphasizes creating flies that are not only beautiful but also meticulously designed for the specific characteristics of local fisheries. This close attention to local environments ensures that every angler using our flies has the best possible chance of success, with gear that’s finely tuned to their immediate fishing needs.
• Handcrafted With Passion: The essence of our partnership lies in the unparalleled craftsmanship of our local tiers. By focusing on hand-tied techniques, we offer flies that embody the passion, precision, and personal touch of their creators, delivering a level of performance and quality that’s beyond the ordinary.
• Supporting Our Local Tiers: Choosing Trident Fly Fishing’s custom flies means supporting the artisans in your own community. This partnership not only brings their remarkable skills to the forefront but also contributes to sustaining the art and tradition of fly tying, enriching our local fishing culture.