Gerry Worden is a distinguished figure in fly fishing, boasting titles as a FFF world champion fly tyer and a licensed fishing guide. His expertise is on the Muskegon and Rogue Rivers, where he adroitly pursues steelhead, salmon, and trout. His piscatorial adventures extend across the western United States, where the Firehole and Madison Rivers have captured his heart.

Gerry is renowned for his mastery of Spey and tube flies, crafting intricate patterns that entice the most elusive fish in the realm of fly tying. Beyond the vise, he dedicates himself to imparting his knowledge to others, teaching fly tying to children and adults in local shops, and fostering a love for the craft.

Gerry's life journey encompasses multiple chapters. Before his fishing accolades, he forged a path as an educator and school administrator, a role that shaped his ability to teach and inspire. Outside his professional pursuits, his personal life is adorned with the warmth of family. A union of over 40 years with his wife Alyce, two sons named Gerry and Michael, and four cherished grandchildren are threads that weave his life's tapestry.