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Deep In Backing Pro Staff Deep in Backing staff is composed of dynamic young fly fisherman devoted to promoting their passion of fly fishing.
Jocelin LeBlanc
Pointe Aux Anglais, Québec Jocelin is a well known figure in Eastern Canada & Quebec Fly fishing communities. A full time river guide on Quebec North Shore Region, an fly fishing instructor
Drainage/Rivers: The
upper Aux Outardes River, Trinité, Pentecôte and
Aux Rochers River Everything worthwhile for me seemed to lay just East of where I spent my childhood years... and when I finally hit the end of the road, I was in Newfoundland. After guiding there for 2 summer, and having so much fun, I decided to see what was at the other side of the Belle-Isle straight , I ended up on Quebec's North Shore. I have been working full-time in Quebec for 10 Years now. Since 1998 My wife Sonie and I host fly fishing trips all over the North Shore introducing old and new friends to some of Quebec's North Shore best fishing destinations. I'm also a professional fly tier, and have been tying flies since my late teens.
Julien Favard
Montreal, Québec Drainage/Rivers: St- François (QC), le Fier (France), Aux Outardes (Qc) Species: Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Lake Whitefish, Brown Trout, Walleye, Small Mouth Bass Julien is a young dynamic fly fisherman originally from Europe who is very passionate with the art of flyfishing. Julien has been flyfishing since the young age of 5, his knowledge brings a unique approach to the our great sport, his experience in fishing the crystalline rivers of the Haute-Savoie (France) is a great asset to us. With an average of 80 fishing days per season in the last 5 years makes him one of Quebec's must active fly fisherman. His classroom has been the St- François (QC), le Fier (France), Aux Outardes (Qc) river systems tackling such species as walleye, small mouth bass, northern pike, atlantic salmon, brown trout, lake trout, lake whitefish and brook trout. The brown trout remain for Julien the ultimate in flyfishing, it's behavior, power, selectiveness to its food and sheer beauty puts them high on the pedestal of great sportfish.
Andrew Murphy
Andrew is a passionate fly fisherman since the beginning of is teen year's. The north branch of the Yamaska, that he still loves to visit, especially in the winter time, schooled him while he grew up in Bromont. He visit's, as soon as he as the opportunity, the Missisquoi valley in search of mountain creeks were, from time to time, a bookie hides. But, the fish that truly drives his passion is steelhead, the anadromous rainbow trout stocked in the Great Lakes since the 1970's. With the help of his mentor, Pierre Latreille, Andrew has been targeting these winter fish for the past two year's. Whether he drift's for them in the clear creeks in Ontario or in the internationally known rivers of eastern New-York, this fish still gives him the best adrenaline rush! On week nights, or when only a few hours of fishing present themselves, he loves to hit the pounds and rivers minutes from his home to drift dry's for unconventional specieses. He founded, with the immense help of his friend and co-fonder Étienne Marier, Three Of Trout were he intends to share his passion for the sport!
Étienne Marier
Waters : Nicolet River, Becancour River, Aylmer Lake, St-François River. Species : Brook trout, Sea trout, Rainbow trout, Steelhead, Brown trout, Smallmouth bass, Pike Étienne is a young fly fisherman from Victoriaville. He fished for the first time at the age of 4 with a stick and a worm. He was introduced to fly fishing in 2010 and it became his ultimate passion. Even if he is really busy with school and his job, he goes fly fishing as often as possible, at least 50 times a year. He began fly fishing while exploring some rivers in his region, principally the Nicolet River. His favorite specie to fish is the brown trout, for the difficulty to catch her and for her beautiful colors. Even if he prefers to fish for salmonids, he is always ready to fish for more “exotic” species. He is consistently practicing catch and release, because there is nothing more beautiful than seeing a trophy fish swimming back to his pool after a hard fight.
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