Category Archives: Fly Fishing Travel

Postcards from Jurassic Lake – Southern Argentina

Our good friends Charles Little and Dale Krenek made the long journey to Jurassic Lake to catch monster trout. Some of their photos follow.

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Playa Blanca – Espiritu Santo Bay Trip Photo Log Day 5

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Playa Blanca – Espiritu Santo Bay Trip Photo Log Day 4

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Playa Blanca – Espiritu Santo Bay Trip Photo Log Day 3

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Playa Blanca – Espiritu Santo Bay Trip Photo Log Day 2

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Playa Blanca – Espiritu Santo Bay Trip Photo Log

My family and I are lucky enough to get to fish at Playa Blanca Lodge Mexico November-20-26, 2022. This is the first of 6 photo journal posts for OregonFlyFishingBlog. Day ONE, arrival via charter from Cancun.

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Eugene/Springfield International Fly Fishing Film Festival

International Fly Fishing Film Festival visits Eugene/Springfield November 15th, 2022. True West is excited to once again be hosting the International Fly Fishing Film Festival on November 15th! The new twist to this year’s showing is that we will be hosting at Planktown Brewing … Continue reading

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Late Summer Postcards Yosemite NP 2022

Dear Oregon Fly Fishing Blog, As summer winds down I’m getting excited for fall fishing. Usually around mid October we begin to see October caddis hatches along with the occasional callibaetis. It’s fun to fish October caddis because it’s the … Continue reading

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Take Action on Safeguarding Bristol Bay

From: Meghan Barker and Trout Unlimited’s Save Bristol Bay team Dear Bristol Bay supporters, We know it’s been a busy summer- if you’re like us, your days have been filled with fishing and soaking up that warmer weather. But now … Continue reading

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Fly Organization August 2022

Fly organization is a challenge. Storage solutions and organizational strategies must be considered, and then there is the time it takes. This past Sunday I went for it. Twenty five plus years of collecting saltwater flies, putting them in a … Continue reading

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Native Fish Society – Babine for a Benjamin 2022

ONE LUCKY ANGLER WILL SPEND A WEEK ON THE BABINE FOR JUST $100! British Columbia’s Babine River is the hallowed homewaters of some of the largest wild steelhead swimming on the planet. At the Babine Steelhead Lodge, their goal is … Continue reading

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Sierra Postcards Spring 2022

Former shop employee Greg has been guiding for the past month down south. Here he is checking in… Enjoy!         F Caddis Fly Shop, I’ve been busy guiding daily. For the first time I guided a pregnant … Continue reading

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Effective Trout Flies for High Alpine Lakes 2022

Each year I spend a lot of my time above 10,000′ fishing for golden, brook, brown, and rainbow trout. At these elevations trout have a very limited feeding season depending on snowfall. Saying this, trout are hungry and will eat … Continue reading

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Fly Patterns for Sierra Trout Spring 2022

Preparing for a season takes months of prep and busy work, but I’m finally getting around to gear and flies. I’m not a great fly tier, but I tie lots of flies and try different things to experiment with each … Continue reading

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Paintings of Peacock Bass Fishing in Brazil

Paintings by Matt with ink on watercolor paper. My whole life was pointed towards this. A childhood obsession with freshwater apex predators. A river system so large, it could hold anything. I’d been raised on Animal Planet and promises to … Continue reading

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