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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Steelhead Science for Anglers
From Tracy Penell, for Trout Unlimited: A few weeks back on the campus of the University of Washington, Trout Unlimited’s Wild Steelhead Initiative brought together scientists, conservationists, and anglers alike for a workshop exploring the current state and restoration potential … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Conservation News
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Random fishing thoughts in June 2015
I hope you find entertainment, solace, and inspiration somewhere in these photographs. And I hope to see you on the water soon, just don’t think about taking my anchor point. Jay Nicholas, June 2015
Posted in Fishing Reports
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Winners announced in Native Fish Society Keep ’em Wet Campaign
Last winter, Native Fish Society launched the “Keep ‘Em Wet” campaign and photo contest to increase angler awareness about the negative effects of air exposure to wild fish. Now don’t get us wrong, we’ve all taken fish out of the … Continue reading
Posted in Fishing Porn, Oregon Conservation News
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ODFW trout fishing regulations public meeting tonight at 6:00 in Eugene
ODFW trout fishing regulations public meeting tonight at 6:00. These new regulations will affect *all* trout fishing in Oregon, not just the McKenzie. If you’re interested in what ODFW has planned for your home waters, attend one of the meetings … Continue reading
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Owyhee River Canyonlands Event in Eugene June 16, 2015
From red-rock spires to 1,000-foot canyons, Oregon’s Owyhee Canyonlands are unlike anyplace else in the state. Learn more about what makes this area special on Tuesday, June 16, when Owyhee Media and the Oregon Natural Desert Association present an evening … Continue reading
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Sea-run Cutthroat – Tactics for Estuary Fishing
The sea runs are here already, Yahoooo! For the few fly fishers who are already comfortable fishing this species, life is simple. Well, maybe not simple but at least these folks already have a picture in their heads of where … Continue reading
Fly Fishing Pacific City: New Book Released by Jay Nicholas
This title is the latest in Jay’s series of books available on Amazon, here at the Caddis Fly Shop, and from your home town fly shop too, upon your request. All of Jay’s titles are in the process of … Continue reading
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Full Length Version of Pure New Zealand by Todd Moen is Now Available Free
If you are not a subscriber to Catch Magazine you should be. Have a look here for subscribing details. To view Todd’s “Pure New Zealand” in full length version for free click this link: http://cedarlodge.net/press.html, then click “May 2015 Catch … Continue reading
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Sea-Run Cutthroat in coastal estuaries
Yep, it seems early to be catching plump sea runs in May, but they are here already. Whether these fish have been in the ocean for the 90 days that science says they “should” vs. whether they have been feeding … Continue reading
Local Fly Fishing Conditions Excellent
The McKenzie and Willamette rivers continue to fish well with unseasonably low flows and good hatches. If you have been concentrating on the lower aspects of the two river you may want to move up a bit during the day, … Continue reading
Spey TV Episode One and Two
George Cook has been instructing Spey Casting in the Pacific Northwest for nearly 20 years. In his new series of videos, “Spey TV” he discusses the specifics of line to rod match and techniques to help you cast and fish … Continue reading