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Monthly Archives: January 2011
James’s first winter steelhead
From our pal James: I stopped into the shop on Thurs planning to hit the Alsea early Friday. Lou set me up with some egg patterns and I told him I’d let you guys know how it went. After 5 … Continue reading
Winter Steelhead Fish Porn
Jane Holloway caught this fish on the North Umpqua. Jane is so courteous she let husband Tom and son Clay fish through the camp water first. She then followed with one of Clay’s Intruders and stuck the fish above. Nice … Continue reading
Patagonia Fishing Packs New Designs for 2011
Continuing our video series outlining new products for 2011 Jon Covich details three killer chest, waist, fanny packs from Patagonia’s new fly fishing gear line up. The Stealth Hip Pack, Stealth Chest Pack and StormFront Hip Pack are all new … Continue reading
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Oregon’s new State Forester Trout Unlimited approved!
From the desk of Tom Wolf, Oregon’s Trout Unlimited State Council Chair: At the Board of Forestry meeting yesterday, the Board picked Doug Decker by a 4-2 vote to be the new State Forester to head the Oregon Department of … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Conservation News
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Volunteers needed for Long Tom cutthroat trout monitoring
The Long Tom Watershed Council is looking for 8-10 volunteers to help monitor the migration of coastal cutthroat trout in streams near Monroe. The goal of the project is to learn about the migration behavior of resident and fluvial-migrating cutthroat … Continue reading
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Fly fishing Cuba with Brian O’Keefe Q&A
For those of you who missed Brian O’Keefe in person this week, we sat down with him after the presentation and chatted about his recent trip fly fishing in Cuba. The photos were amazing. Check out this slideshow and Q&A: … Continue reading
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2011 NW Fly Tyer & Fly Fishing Expo
Share Your Passion! Bring A Friend! 2011 Northwest Fly Tyer and Expo The 2011 Northwest Fly Tyer and Fly Fishing Expo is set for March 11, and 12 at the Linn County Fairground and Expo Center in Albany, Oregon. The … Continue reading
Dismantling ODFW and assembling the Oregon Department of Natural Resources? SB 521
The legislators in Salem are putting together a bill to merge state fish and wildlife agencies with parks and land departments, creating an umbrella organization — the Oregon Department of Natural Resources, presumably in a move save the state some … Continue reading
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Spey Casting Class Slated for March: George Cook and John Hazlett Instructors
Northwest legend George Cook of Sage Manufacturing and Sage endorsed instructor Jon Hazlett are converging on Eugene March 5th and 6th 2011, for the first annual Chuck and Duck Spey clinic.
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