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Daily Archives: April 8, 2008
Klinkhammer Emerger March Brown
This March Brown pattern sits half in half out. It does a great job of imitating the may fly struggling to break the surface meniscus. The Klinkhammer will fool the pickiest of trout with it’s slim, sparse profile. Best results … Continue reading
Posted in Proven Spring Fly Patterns
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Mckees Rubber Legs Tungsten brown and yellow
More proven spring fly patterns: McKees Rubber Legs Tungsten brown and yellow We have been fishing this fly on the Middle Fork of the Willamette, Mckenzie and Deschutes for a few years now. It is an easy one to tie … Continue reading
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Fishing heats up with temperatures in Eastern Oregon by the end of the week
Synopsis of the “Good, Bad and the Ugly” fishing conditions around central and eastern Oregon. Highlights include: Owyhee fishing productivity has dropped off probably due to fishing pressure. Fishing still at low levels. Scuds, Chironomids, BWO’s. Fall River is fishing well … Continue reading
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