Any wade guide recommendations from the crowd for the White River around Thanksgiving?

Line control is everything ! From casting, drift/mending, setting hook to fish on. Enjoy!

I've been in the "golf business" for quite awhile. I won a fly rod, reel, line combo with a drawing at a golf tournament, in 2016. I've fished my whole life- but never fly fished. I thought it would be cool to take up to the mountains, every now and then. I thought I could figure it out on my own. Thus, I didn't catch a fish for over two years. My wife, secretly hired a guide from Taos Fly Shop. After one hour with him, I hooked and caught a few fish. Since then, I cannot imagine ever NOT, being to fly fish. I'm retired now, and I spend close to 60 days a year in the mountains of Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. I start in late April and I'll fish until the end of October. I've caught 6" Cutthroats and 34" Browns and Rainbows - I feel great either way. Hang in there, you will turn a corner and find success. It is amazing!

Which White River? I live on the White River in CO and would be happy to take you fishing.

In the Ozarks in Arkansas....thank you, though!

I guess I need to figure out which rivers share names across the country!

My guided trip in Estes Park that I had to reschedule from early August was yesterday.....he asked where I wanted to go and I asked to go back and fish the St Vrain to learn more about fishing smaller streams to correct some of my issues from Saturday morning.

Guide was fantastic....super patient and answered all of my zillion questions that were fresh on my mind and we just focused on me learning - holistically and situational.

I had a great time, learned a bunch, feel like I got better, landed a handful of brookies....and lost a nice cutthroat at my feet as we were trying to net it - but I learned what I could have done differently to not have that happen again.