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Daily Archives: May 27, 2008
Reflections and Ice cream cones on Crane Prarie Reservoir
On Saturday of this Memorial Day Holiday, Lou Verdugo, Caddis Fly employee/guide and Ken Crangle, set out for Crane Prairie for an afternoon of fishing. Using Scientific Anglers “Stillwater” 5wt lines they headed out from Rock Creek launch toward Rocky … Continue reading
Summer steelhead still swimming free in the Siletz
Matt and I decided to skip the higher water on the Mckenzie on Sunday and headĀ up to the Siletz river where the flows are more managable. The Siletz heads in some of the highest mountains in the Coast Range and … Continue reading
Posted in Coastal Steelhead Fishing, Summer Steelhead
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Fishing continues to improve on the Mckenzie
Fishing was so encouraging on the lower Mckenzie River Sunday I had to get out this Monday as well. We found fewer bugs, the weather was a bit cooler, but fishing was very good. The larger fish on the lower … Continue reading
Posted in McKenzie River
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