In 2007, when Warriors & Quiet Waters (WQW) was founded, our mission was to provide therapeutic recreation and rehabilitation to wounded servicemen and women through the medium of fly fishing in beautiful, serene southwest Montana.

I give because if others hadn’t, I wouldn’t be here.

In the coming weeks, you’re going to see and hear us talking about a new program that we’re conducting this year.

Our most comprehensive, game-changing program is ready to launch — and you helped create it.

Caregivers have the tools to help Warriors through the residual effects of war: Susan Ziegler is one of these hidden heroes.

WQW’s core recreational and therapeutic program is called a Fishing Experience (FX).

On Mother’s Day 2014, my family stood in the parking lot of the recruiter’s office.

This is a Warrior Story written by a Warrior Alum about attending a Fishing Experience in 2017.

WQW’s core recreational and therapeutic program is called a Fishing Experience (FX).

WQW’s core recreational and therapeutic program is called a Fishing Experience (FX).

The stack of papers she had in her arms had to be at least a foot high.

In December, the New York Times featured an article hi-lighting the fact that women are the fastest growing demographic in the fly fishing industry.