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Monthly Archives: July 2010
North Umpqua summer steelhead, sleep deprivation, and collective insanity
We made it hard on ourselves, taking off for the North Umpqua Thursday night after last call. How many days ago, two? We left with no sleep, straight for the fly water. When I popped out of the truck that … Continue reading
Posted in North Umpqua River Fishing Reports
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Middle Fork Willamette Report
Thursday, my friend Mike and I decided to take advantage of the good flows on the Middle Fork of the Willamette above Lookout Point and float for wild trout. Whether it was the late rain or the Corps hording water … Continue reading
The making of a steelheader: Bob Welch on the Town Run
Greg Hatten shot this great video earlier this week of Register-Guard columnist Bob Welch fighting his first steelhead on the Town Run. Check out the four-foot jump this thing takes. Apparently Bob is hooked.
Posted in Summer Steelhead
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TU meeting tonight, Fish and ecology of the Long Tom River
Jed Kaul from the Long Tom Watershed Council will be speaking at the Trout Unlimited meeting tonight at the Eagles Aerie, 1375 Irving Rd., Eugene, OR. Learn about this watershed just west of Eugene. Free and open to the public, … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Conservation News
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Fishing for town-run steelhead in fluctuating water
Last night Karl and I fished the town run from Island Park to Alton Baker on a rising river. The U.S. Army Corps has been raising and dropping the water levels to do some spillway repairs upriver, and the levels … Continue reading
McKenzie River Fishing Report
The McKenzie River is fishing well top to bottom. While the majority of our significant early season hatches have declined water conditions are ideal for wading or boating the entire McKenzie River. Lower River: Confluence up to Leaburg Dam: Early … Continue reading
Posted in Fishing Reports, McKenzie River
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Patagonia film coming to Eugene, sponsored by Native Fish Society
The movie 180° SOUTH shows in Eugene at 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 30, at the WOW Hall, 291 W. 8th Ave. The film’s star, Jeff Johnson, will be at both showings to greet people and answer questions. The movie is … Continue reading
Wrap it up: 2010 Coastal Spring Chinook Fishery Ends with a Grand Finale
Spring-like weather might prolong the coastal spring chinook fishery for another week or two, but after the butt-kicking handed to me over the last couple of weeks, I’m crawling back in my hole for a month or two. My right … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Salmon fly fishing
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