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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Lower McKenzie River Fly Fishing Report: Spring 2015
It was great to get back to my home waters this past week. The McKenzie is at “early summer” water levels and fishing is full on. We put in at Hayden Bridge around 10:45am and immediately noticed mayflies on the … Continue reading
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“Brochure” Day at Cedar Lodge New Zealand
This one got stuck in the OregonFlyFishingBlog.com post Que. Here we are in April already! March can bring all types of weather to the South Island of New Zealand. As I write it’s cloudy and blowing 25 knots northwest, but … Continue reading
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Lower McKenzie Fishing Well mid-day
Although I have remained focused on late run winter steelhead and lingcod in the coastal zone, I hear from the most reliable sources that the McKenzie has been fishing very well of late. A quick conversation with Clay revealed some … Continue reading
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Jay’s Unbiased Review of Hatch Outdoors Fly Reels and Gear
Unbiased? I’ve sure got opinions about my Hatch reels and gear, based on personal use experience, and as such I’m probably not unbiased. For one thing, I can fish about any fly gear I wanted – and the choices out … Continue reading
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Redsides meeting tonight: Owyhee River
Our local TU Chapter, The Redsides, are hosting their April meeting tonight. April Meeting News Monday, April 6th Izzy’s Pizza 1930 Mohawk Boulevard Springfield, OR 97477 The general meeting will be held at 7:00pm – 9:00pm, and is open to … Continue reading
Jeff and Kathryn Hickman Grow Fish the Swing to Lower Dean River
This post is a hybrid of writing by Jeff Hickman and me (Jay). I wanted to share the news about Jeff and Kathryn Hickman’s recent transition to owners of Kimsquit Bay Lodge at the mouth of the Dean River, BC. … Continue reading
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Fly fishing film fest comes to Eugene
The International Fly Fishing Film Festival (IF4) is coming to Eugene Wildish Community Theater | April 30, 2015 Doors open at 6:15 PM. Film begins AT 7:00 PM. Hosted By: True West Custom Fly Rods, Caddis Fly Shop and Homewaters … Continue reading
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Fishing Plier Review – March 2015
Fishing Pliers are part of my all day every day gear that have become second nature to carry, whether I’m on a lake fishing for hatchery trout, on a river swinging flies for steelhead, or out in a friend’s dory … Continue reading
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Jigged Nymphs: field trial and approval
Just a quick few thoughts on a series of mostly barbless jigged nymphs currently available at the Caddis fly shop. Many of you blog readers know that I am fond of fishing a small coastal lake near our family cabin … Continue reading
Cedar Lodge 2014/15 Season Wrap Up
Frosty nights have arrived on the South Island and our season is coming to an end shortly. Beautifully clear cold nights with Red Stags roaring and the Southern Cross in full view make it tough to leave. This years Cedar … Continue reading
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