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George Rosset
President
George was born in Biel-Bienne in Switzerland and is tri-lingual. He immigrated to Canada a first time at age 21 and narrowly missed a career as a professional football player in Montreal. He returned to Switzerland and worked for IBM and 3M. He met his wife Edith in 1974. They soon discovered their love for heli-skiing in BC. In 1991 they moved with their children to Gold Bridge and started TLH Heliskiing. Five years later Last Frontier Heliskiing was born. To this day they enjoy spending their powder days with skiers and boarders from around the world.

Franz Fux
General Manager
Franz is originally from Switzerland where he worked as a cow farmer in the Alps. He says that at night he sometimes still hears cowbells from the good old days. Franz followed his heart instead of the cows and became a full-fledged mountain guide (one of many in his family). The amazing mountains of British Columbia lured him to Canada where he now lives with his family. You can find Franz either at Bell 2 Lodge or at the homestead in Vernon BC.

Michael Brackenhofer
Lodge Manager
Born in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Michael grew up in a small mountain town in the Alps. Michael is a UIAGM Guide, steelhead guide and pro-photographer. After moving to Canada in 2003 and starting with Last Frontier, Michael lives in Smithers with his daughter Elisa.

Geoffrey Straight
Head Angling Guide
Geoff has been fishing since he could walk (claims his Mom) and landed his first rock bass at age 18 months. He has been a fishaholic ever since and was lucky enough to grow up in the incredibly fish rich region of Lake of the Woods in North Western Ontario. He worked as a forest fire fighter and part time fishing guide throughout the summers while completing a B. Comm degree at McGill University in Montreal.
After moving to BC nine years ago, he picked up a fly rod and fell in love with the sport. After meeting up with a few steelhead along the way he discovered his true passion for steelheading. Having the chance to explore and help pioneer fly fishing on the Bell Irving River in recent years has been a challenging dream. He has logged an average of 50 days each steelhead season during September and October guiding on the Nass River and tributaries. His guest’s safety along with maintaining a great local knowledge of the area are his top priorities to ensure clients have a great time and land some big fish.
During the off-season, he resides in Vernon, BC with his family and helps to run a busy helicopter skiing business.