Dan and Tom Harrison offer guided floats on some of New Englands finest trout streams.  They have both guided in Montana, Chile and recently started they’re own guide service in Massachusetts. By the time these two guides start there New England season their T&T rods have been abused for over 100 straight days in the rain and wind of northern Patagonia – and they continue to perform flawlessly, year after year.

“Whether it involves throwing double, double bunny rigs or phat alberts tied on size 2 streamer hooks, all our client put their rods away and use our Horizons. By the end of the week they're hooked on T&T.”

The Harrison brothers run a guide service on the Deerfield and other fine trout streams in New England.  They have also guided in the rugged Bob Marshall wilderness on the Upper Middle Fork of the Flathead and currently guide three months on the big glacial rivers and lakes of Chiles Lake District.  Whether they are guiding tail waters in the northeast, cutthroat streams in the Bob, or for big browns in Chile, they do not step foot into the river or onto their boats without a selection of T&T fly rods.

“Most days in Chile we throw a lot of big flies: bunnies, buggers and giant foam; at the end of the day, client rods have been put away and the T&T Horizons are still up to the challenge.”