One thing the cabin shares with the main house is a fishing decorating motif. The Allens' passion for the sport is evidenced in the inlaid designs of a living room end table, on the upholstery on dining room chairs, and in fly fishing prints and fish statuary throughout. The cabin is fitted with a variety of textures and colors, especially on lodgepole pine pieces by Old Hickory Furniture Company that the Allens had outfitted with interesting upholstery designs.

Jerry and Jorja also commissioned Chad Koske, a Wyoming artisan who doubles as the ranch manager, to build a number of beds, end tables and even an entertainment center of dead-standing lodgepole and ponderosa pine. Log Knowledge framed all of the windows and doors in the guest house with standard buck material, then trimmed them with knotty pine on the interior and cedar on the exterior. Covered redwood decks wrap around the cabin to give it a distinctive "hip' look.

Outside, guests may don a set of waders to test their luck with the rod and reel, try their hand at roping in the arena, or just enjoy the view of the mountains. No matter the activity a comfortable, restful retreat awaits at the end of the day. It is the guest cabin, planned and created with care, that lets visitors to Fish On Ranch know they are valued. --