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For anyone aiming to guide, work for an established outfitter first and be honest with clients, including calling them i

For anyone aiming to guide, work for an established outfitter first and be honest with clients, including calling them i

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  • Topic: Trip planning
  • Original category: Travel and Camping
  • Species: All species
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  • Skill level: Beginner

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Tip: For anyone aiming to guide, work for an established outfitter first and be honest with clients, including calling them if the river is blown out

How to do it: Aspiring guides should work for an established outfitter first and be honest with clients, including calling about blown-out rivers

Mistake it fixes: Starting to guide independently without experience or honesty about conditions

Why it works: Working for an outfitter builds experience and client skills. Honesty about conditions builds trust and long-term business.

When it matters most: Guiding, careers

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