Monthly Archives: February 2009

It’s all about North Umpqua winter steelhead

Posted on February 3, 2009 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

Fishing has been hot for Jeff Carr down on the North Umpqua this week. I haven’t sniffed a bite down there this winter, but I haven’t been fishing with Carr. Call the shop to book a trip with Jeff.

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Fisheries and the 2009 Oregon State Legislature

Posted on February 3, 2009 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

There are lots of fisheries related bills on the agenda for the Oregon State Legislature in 2009. Here are a few to keep an eye on: Dismantling OWEB New legislation on the docket would combine the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board … Continue reading →

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Lou’s Trophy Sucker Guide Service

Posted on February 3, 2009 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Posted in Fishing Porn, Lower Willamette | 3 Comments

Greenling and coho on the fly, off the rocks

Posted on February 3, 2009 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

If it seems like Nate has been in every post this week, it’s because he’s been on a 6-day fishing bender. Photos and words by Rob Russell: Some guys are just fishy. “There’s one!” Nate says, and my trained eyes … Continue reading →

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Lower McKenzie fishes for trout through the winter

Posted on February 1, 2009 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

Low water levels can lead to excellent trout fishing on the Lower McKenzie River through the winter months. Greg Hatten, Rick Allen and Nate Stansberry hooked into several nice redsides and cutthroat trout on a lower river float this weekend. … Continue reading →

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