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Im going to be that guy and say guides are going to be more of a crutch vs a valuable learning experience...just going off my own time spent guiding. A majority of the clients I took fishing only cared about 1 thing, catching. That said less time spent on educating vs directing them on what to do to catch.
For those of you learning, determine what you want to fly fish for, where you want to fly fish, grab some beers and hop on youtube and start learning.
Years ago when I wanted to learn euro nymphing I did just that. I learned from all of the pro's and would learn something new and go apply it to my local waters. I still do this today.
Besides you'll want to save the money spent on guides for gear anyways! I'm always willing to lend a hand to anyone who wants to meet up on the CT trout water.
Im also starting to get excited for smallies on the fly.
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