Jim Sauerheber
Captain

Jim Sauerheber

Jamestown, United States
3 reviews
Captain Jim has been fishing for more then fifty years and he fell in love with fly fishing. It became a dream of his to become a guide and he's eager to take you for a memorable fishing adventure on the Cumberland River in Jamestown, Kentucky.

Charter

Rating

5.0
3 reviews
5.0
Boat & Equipment
5.0
Captain & Crew
5.0
Fishing Experience

All reviews (3)

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  • Matthew Cabe
    Matthew Cabe
    us
    Kentucky, US
    Member since 2026
    5.0
    Verified

    could not asked for a better day!

    3/4 Day Trip (MAX 2) • 2 adults

    We learned alot. Jim put on the fish and we landed them. Great guide and great guy.

  • Sean Thompson
    Sean Thompson
    us
    Kentucky, US
    Member since 2024
    5.0
    Verified

    1st Time Fly Fishing

    Full Day Trip (MAX 2) • 2 adults

    Captain Jim was great on workng with out techniques and putting us on some really nice fish!

  • Chris Morgan
    Chris Morgan
    Repeat angler
    us
    Georgia, US
    Member since 2023
    2 trips
    5.0
    Verified

    Great Experience

    3/4 Day Trip (MAX 2) • 2 adults

    Jim is great with beginners and we caught a number of trout. Just a lot of fun

Real catches shared by our community

  • View from the bow of a small fishing boat traveling through a misty, tree-lined river, with onboard equipment and coiled ropes visible.
    Matthew C.
    Matthew C.
    We learned alot. Jim put on the fish and we landed them. Great guide and great guy.
  • Adult angler holding a large rainbow trout aboard a boat on a calm, forested freshwater lake.
    Fish 1
    Rainbow Trout (Steelhead)
    Sean T.
    Sean T.
    Captain Jim was great on workng with out techniques and putting us on some really nice fish!
  • An angler proudly displaying a Rainbow Trout while fishing on a serene river, showcasing the beauty of the catch and the surrounding nature.
    Fish 1
    Rainbow Trout (Steelhead)
    The Cumberland is still fishing good. Weekends are the best time to be on the river with the recreational schedule. Traditional files are still working well.