Fifteen years ago, Josh Seckinger made the decision to call Montana home. Florida born and raised in Wisconsin, Josh found himself drawn to the beauty and tranquility of the Gallatin Valley at the age of 23. Over the years, he has taken on a variety of jobs, ranging from seismic mapping exploration to food delivery, and even working for an environmental lawyer. For the past ten years, Josh has found his true passion as a fly-fishing guide on some of Montana’s most precious rivers, including the Gallatin, Smith, Madison, and Yellowstone.

Through his frequent travels and love for the outdoors, Josh has gained a deep understanding of Montana and its people. His outgoing and personable nature has allowed him to connect with individuals from all walks of life, giving him a unique perspective on the needs and desires of everyday working Montanans. After years of simply talking, listening, and engaging with the people of Big Sky Country, Josh is convinced that the preservation of Montanan’s way of life is of utmost importance to its residents. He strongly believes that Montanans are dedicated to ensuring that the "last best place" remains just that.