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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
McKenzie River Fishing Well Spring 2015
Cloudy cool conditions are the perfect recipe for hatches on the McKenzie River. Anglers can expect Pale Morning Duns, Green McKenzie Caddis, March Browns and a few darker brown caddis hatching on lower McKenzie below Leaburg Dam. On the upper … Continue reading
Posted in Fishing Reports, McKenzie River
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Take Action this AM: Support Senate Bill 247
IMPORTANT: Make Your Voice Heard for Oregon’s Rivers & Fish by this Morning! From Water Watch of Oregon: Dear River Lovers, Please ask our leaders in Salem to protect our rivers and fish by supporting Senate Bill 247! SB 247 … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Conservation News
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New study: Fish and rivers recover quickly after dam removal
From OPB: A new study sums up what scientists now know about the environmental effects of removing dams from rivers. It concludes that rivers and fish respond quickly after a dam is removed, and the results are mostly positive. Before … Continue reading
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Redhorse available now
As a lot of you already know, Matt Stansberry who writes for the blog had moved to the Rust Belt a couple years ago. Since moving back to Cleveland, Matt has been writing a monthly nature column for a publication … Continue reading
Posted in Fly Fishing Profiles
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Mondays Can Be Brutal, Even at a Your Local Fly Shop
Fortunately no one was hurt and we have some good friends that helped us clean up and get ready for business on Tuesday. We will be open the entire time while we reconstruct the shop. No change in our seven … Continue reading
ECHO Dec Hogan II & Glass Spey Rod Review
Just when you thought you were safe from the continual onslaught by the Fly Fishing Military Industrial complex and blatant commercialism – here we go again. Seriously, ha ha, I do enjoy sharing my thoughts on gear when I take … Continue reading
Posted in Fly Fishing Gear Review
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Lower Mckenzie Report Spring 2015
The Lower Mckenzie continues to fish well as April comes to a close. As is the case during Spring, the fishing is quite dependent on the weather. Cloudy days with intermittent showers have been the best because its when we’re … Continue reading
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Rio Knot Video Worth a Look
Rio Products created this excellent video demonstrating how to tie, why to tie and how strong each of these very useful fly fishing knots. Seven knots for attaching a fly to leader/tippet material, and how to tie them from RIO … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Fly Fishing Tips
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New location, Jeff Ziller for TU on Monday, May 4
Please join us Monday, May 4th at McMenamins North Bank, 22 Club Rd. in Eugene ‘ The general meeting will start at 7:00PM and the public is welcome. The board meeting will follow directly after the general meeting and TU … Continue reading
Fly Fishing Film Fest Reminder April 30
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
Best Local Flies Spring 2015
It’s the general trout season opener this weekend. While many folks have been enjoying some fine fishing on the lower McKenzie everything else opens up Saturday morning! The following is a list of fly patterns that have been effective this … Continue reading
