
ABOUT
BRECKF3T
The Mission
The Breckenridge Fly Fishing Film Tour (BreckF3T) brings the national Fly Fishing Film Tour to Summit and Park counties and the surrounding region. Each year, the event serves as a community fundraiser supporting non-profits that protect our watersheds and provide education, outdoor opportunities, and fly fishing experiences for underserved communities. Through these events, BreckF3T aims to build community, inspire adventure, encourage stewardship, and support conservation efforts across Colorado..
The Board

Tim West - President
Who: Tim is the owner of Breckenridge Outfitters. An avid outdoorsman and father of two who loves all things outdoors and protecting our resources for future generations.
Why: BreckF3T has an incredible mission statement and vision for giving back to our local community and exposing people to our sport. Tim has found ways to match his passion for fly fishing and the outdoors by volunteering for nonprofits and serving on numerous boards involving our sport and conservation efforts.

Amy Sides- Secretary
Who: An outdoor enthusiast, Veteran spouse, mother, and beginner fly fisherwoman passionate about making a difference in my community.
Why: My husband served 12 years in the Marine Corps and was wounded by an IED. He recovered through snowboarding and then fly fishing, mostly thanks to Project Healing Waters CO Alpine Chapter. Anything to help the PHWFF organization - I'm in! Fly fishing has become a source of fun and togetherness in my family. I've worked in outdoor/adventure film for 17 years, so my passion for film also drives my interest in being part of this organization. I'm so grateful to put on an impactful night of film solely to benefit three amazing organizations in my community.

Evan Streit
Who: A passionate angler with a love for our Summit County angling community and our beautiful trout streams, I am the general manager of the Mountain Angler in Breckenridge.
Why: This event is the best night of the year for the Summit County fly fishing community allowing us to come together and share the sport we love. More importantly though, the event supports 3 incredible causes, which is the main reason which is why I am so proud to be a part of it.

Tai Sposato
Who: Tai discovered fly fishing while in undergrad at the University of Oregon, learning how to fish and read water on the Mckenzie River. The feel of the tug and chance to seek out the next fish is always a journey that is constantly evolving.
Why: Catching fish is so exciting and the thrill of being in nature has me wanting to use fly fishing to spread the importance of healthy eco systems and supporting environmental conservation. Fly fishing is awesome, and we should all do our part to make sure we can keep enjoying it.

Chris Paterson- Vice President
Who: A Chicago kid who finally found his way back to the mountains after a 25-year hiatus. I have a passion for everything outdoors (snowboarding, skateboarding, hiking, exploring, golfing), and now, after finally venturing into the water (a lifelong dream), I'm passionate about fly fishing.
Why: Serving others, helping others, and being part of my community has been part of me since I was a child, and this opportunity to be part of such an amazing group feels like the right fit. I can’t wait to help build and support this wonderful organization.

Vincent Kemp Lobo- Treasurer
Who: A Chile native with infectious enthusiasm for Colorado's outdoors. A lifelong learner, Vicente loves to learn new skills and ways to enjoy nature when he is not fishing, cycling, or on the skin track.
Why: Breck F3T reflects many of my personal values: community involvement, conservation of our natural spaces, and a passion-driven mission. Colorado, Summit County, and the surrounding communities are truly special places. Serving with an organization dedicated to supporting the community that has given me so much is an honor.

Kate Jablonski
Who: An East Coaster who has called Summit County “home” for over a decade. Loves the mountains for splitboarding, hiking, and paddleboarding, and has recently found a passion for fly fishing.
Why: I have enjoyed volunteering at the Fly Fishing Film Festival the past few years and have seen firsthand how beautiful it is to watch the community come together to support and give back to local organizations. I am grateful to be more involved in planning a wonderful event and to be on the board with an amazing group of people who share my passion for fly fishing, helping the community, and having fun!

Ian Donovan
Who: Father, fly fisherman, community advocate, outdoor enthusiast
Why: Breckenridge F3T allows us to give back to our local communities, most importantly, for our future generations and to honor those who have given us the opportunity to call this magical place home.

Chelsea Connolly
Who: A nature lover and mom of two boys who are junior anglers in the making. We love calling Summit County home and spend as much time as we can exploring the outdoors.
Why: I'm the daughter of a veteran who is involved with Project Healing Waters, so I've seen firsthand how much this sport can give back. I love that BreckF3T raises money for local organizations that support anglers of all ages, from preschool to veterans. The film fest has been our family's favorite event of the year for a while now, and I'm thrilled to help out.
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