25 Best National Parks to Fly Fish

1. Acadia National Park 2. Shenandoah National Park 3. Great Smoky Mountains National Park 4. Congaree National Park 5. Biscayne National Park 6. Everglades National Park 7. Rocky Mountain National Park 8. Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park 9. Capitol Reef National Park 10. Bryce Canyon National Park 11. Zion National Park 12. Grand Canyon National Park 13. Great Basin National Park 14. Sequoia National Park 15. Kings Canyon National Park 16. Yosemite National Park 17. Lassen Volcanic National Park 18. Crater Lake National Park 19. Grand Teton National Park 20. Yellowstone National Park, West 21. Yellowstone National Park, South 22. Yellowstone National Park, East 23. Yellowstone National Park, North 24. Glacier National Park 25. North Cascades National Park 26. Olympic National Park 27. Denali National Park and Preserve 28. Katmai National Park and Preserve

Terry was born and raised on a farm in Oklahoma. When not working on the farm, he was always fishing in one of the local creeks, rivers or ponds. His grandfather, Troy Holsted, was a devoted fan of Zane Grey and decided in the 1930's that if Zane Grey was a fly fisherman, then Troy Holsted should also be a fly fisherman. In the 1960's, his grandfather built a cabin in Taylor Park, Colorado and Terry spent his early years walking the high mountain streams watching his fly fishing mentor cast a Montague cane fly rod to rising fish. Every summer Terry still walks the same streams casting the same rod followed by his son, Troy. Terry Gunn is co-owner and founder of Lees Ferry Anglers Fly Shop and Guide Service and Cliff Dwellers Lodge in Marble Canyon. Terry has been a full-time fishing guide since 1983 and is an internationally recognized fly fishing expert, author, photographer, and speaker. Terry has fished around the world in both fresh and saltwater. In 1986, he co-founded Crystal Creek Lodge, considered by many to be one of Alaska’s finest fly-out fishing lodges. He also started Baja Anglers, a fly fishing charter boat operation and retail store in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. He is a consultant to several leading manufacturers of fly fishing equipment and fishing lodges. He has held or holds 10 IGFA world records, all on flyrod both fresh and saltwater. Terry’s wildlife and fly fishing photographs have appeared in most all of the outdoor magazines as well as books, journals, newspapers, calendars and brochures. He has been on the masthead of Fly Fisherman Magazine and Fish Alaska as Contributing Photographer. He is a recognized author and has published many technical as well as destination fly fishing articles for several magazines. Terry and his wife Wendy are the co-hosts of "Fly Fish Television Magazine", an educational fly fishing show that has aired on Fox Sports National and International, the Outdoor Channel and Outdoor Life Network. They also have two videos, an "Introduction to Fly Fishing" and an "Introduction to Fly Casting". Terry was the photography host for the television series, "America’s Outdoor Journal". In addition, he has appeared on scores of other fly fishing shows including In "Search of Fly Waters", "Fly Fishing the World", "Fly Fishing America" and "Fly Fishing Video Magazine". Terry and his wife Wendy competed in the first ESPN Great Outdoor Games in Lake Placid, NY