Monthly Archives: June 2010

Blue water coming soon…

Posted on June 4, 2010 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

The waters are warming up and over the past week we have recorded sea surface temps hovering around 58 degrees! Our blue water season will be starting soon and you never know what might show up this year. Our recent … Continue reading →

Posted in Oregon Saltwater Fishing | 2 Comments

Conservationists, AFRC compromise on Rogue River Wilderness proposal

Posted on June 3, 2010 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

Mail Tribune: Following months of negotiations with conservation activists, the American Forest Resource Council, a timber industry coalition, has dropped its opposition to increasing protection for thousands of acres of federal forestlands in the lower Rogue River watershed. The folks … Continue reading →

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Estuary fly fishing for spring chinook

Posted on June 3, 2010 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

It’s nearly impossible to find good numbers of spring chinook without also finding lots of anglers. Salmon attract a lot of attention from all members of the food chain, from the cormorants and cutthroat that suck down fry, fingerlings and … Continue reading →

Posted in Fishing Reports, Oregon Salmon fly fishing | 8 Comments

Plenty of Water in the Willamette Valley

Posted on June 2, 2010 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

Remember this March and April when the March Browns and Blue Winged Olives were hatching and the lower McKenzie was low and clear. The Middle Fork of the Willamette flowing out of Hills Creek Dam was running at around 400 … Continue reading →

Posted in Fishing Reports, Lower Willamette, McKenzie River, Middle Fork Willamette River fishing | 1 Comment