Daily Archives: March 4, 2008

“Wild broodstock” steelhead drive angler harvest, spur controversy

Posted on March 4, 2008 by Caddisfly

Traditionally, coastal rivers in the state of Oregon were stocked with one strain of steelhead, the standard Alsea stock. The Alsea hatchery stock is an early returning fish known affectionately as the “Alsea ugly.” But each strain of steelhead is … Continue reading →

Posted in Oregon Conservation News | 1 Comment

How to tie the Green McKenzie Caddis Fly

Posted on March 4, 2008 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

Get ready, because it’s been a high-water winter and the McKenzie River Green Caddis hatch should be a major event this spring. In these videos, The Caddis Fly’s Chris Daughters demonstrates how to tie this classic Oregon dry fly pattern. … Continue reading →

Posted in Fly Tying | 1 Comment

Skwala Stoneflies on the lower Deschutes

Posted on March 4, 2008 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

Fall River, the Crooked River, Metolius and Lower Deschutes are all in good condition for fly fishing. You’ll find blue wing olives on the Metolius from 12-3pm in the afternoon. Now is the time to be there for bull trout … Continue reading →

Posted in Central Oregon Fishing Report | 3 Comments