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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Mid March Fishing Report
Recent fluctuations in weather has made fishing a toss up. Some days, as of late, fishing is on and the fish are cooperating, other days things are a bit slower. It seems like spring is on its way, but the … Continue reading
Review of Freshwater Monic Fly Lines
We are proud to announce we are now a carrier of Monic Fly Lines. Monic is based out of Boulder, Colorado, and has been around since the early 90’s. They are responsible for introducing clear tipped lines to the market, … Continue reading
Posted in Fly Fishing Gear Review
Tagged Advanced Trout, All around trout, Fly line, Gear review, Monic, Percision Dry Stealth, Review, Trout master
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Fulling Mill Product Review – 2023
We are proud to announce we are now a dealer of Fulling Mill. They are a UK based company that started its roots in fly fishing in the 1930’s. Fulling Mill’s long history of fly fishing is reflected in their … Continue reading
Strike Indicators 101 – Video Tutorial
In this video Simon helps clarify five different types of strike indicators. He discusses attachment and benefits of each style. Thingamabobber, Airlock, Oros, NZ Strike Indicator and Slip n Strike style indicators are covered.
Book Review: Lords of the Fly by Monte Burke
I know I am a little late reading this book as it was published in September 2020, but Lords of the Fly was worth the wait. Full of wild stories involving legends of our sport and the early days of fly … Continue reading
Posted in Fishing Porn, Fly Fishing Books
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Northwest Fly Tier and Fly Fishing Expo March 10-11,2023
View class schedules, purchase show ticket and more here: NW EXPO
Native Fish Society Chapter Meeting Update
Due to unexpected events, we’re canceling tomorrow evening’s chapter meeting. We hope to see you back at Ninkasi on April 26, when ODFW’s Kara Anlauf-Dunn will share the research she’s been conducting on native fish tolerance to increasing water temperatures … Continue reading
Mid February Mckenzie and Willamette Report
Recent cold weather has slowed trout fishing significantly. Several days and nights of cold temperatures have the fish slowing down and conserving energy. Nymphing, however, has been the most productive method of targeting trout as of late. On particularly warm … Continue reading
Native Fish Society 27th Annual Benefit Auction
A Guaranteed Good Time for a Great Cause! When: Saturday, April 22nd, 2023 Where: The Loft at 8th Avenue – Portland, OR What: A banquet and auction supporting the revival of wild, native fish, free-flowing rivers, and thriving local communities. You’re invited to join … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Conservation News
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ACTION ALERT: Tell the Board of Forestry to Stand Strong for a State Forest HCP
From Wild Salmon Center: URGENT! Timber Industry Wants to Torpedo Tillamook Conservation—AGAIN Here we go again. At a special meeting this Wednesday, Feb. 15, the timber industry will ask the Oregon Board of Forestry to scrap the major state forests habitat … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Conservation News
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