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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Salmon Fly Hatch ready to peak
Outfitters returning from their three and four day trips this past week reported good to excellent fishing on the lower Deschutes. Cooler than normal weather conditions have the Salmon flies and Golden Stones present but less active. Short bursts of … Continue reading
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Alligator Cutthroat and dropping water
The lower Mckenzie River near Eugene continued to fish well today. From put in to take out, roughly 9am-5pm the river dropped about 800cfs. The graph was heading straight down. NOAA river forecast has the river coming down to around 6000cfs … Continue reading
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“Honey, we need a boat”
Despite continued high flows the Lower Mckenzie River has been fishing very well. I have floated the river the past couple of days and have seen some gorgeous large native rainbows. Green Caddis, Pale Morning Duns and a host of various caddis … Continue reading
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Trout Creek clears river still high
The Salmon Fly Hatch is full blown on the Deschutes River. Water levels have remained high, but the dirty brown water coming into the Deschutes from Trout Creek has slowed and cleared enough that visibility is good. Favorite patterns for … Continue reading
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Mckenzie Fishing Solid
Sunday, I ran the lower Mckenzie from Bellinger to Armitage with lawyer extraordinaire Keith Semple. The fishing was solid and steady if unspectacular. Most of the action seemed to come between Hayden and Armitage but that could have been because … Continue reading
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