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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Bringing Innovation to Tradition
Tony Overstake is introducing new technologies to a traditional sport one customized rod at a time. Fly rod builders are often thought to be grizzled wise men who harbor the ancient secrets of fly-fishing. They’ve lived a thousand years and … Continue reading
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O&C and Klamath Bills Pass Out of Committee
This past Thursday, November 13th, Senator Ron Wyden passed two key pieces of legislation through the Senate Environment and Natural Resources Committee that will have major impacts for the management of natural resources in Oregon. The Klamath Basin Water Recovery … Continue reading
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My Best Boat Bag Ever – Simms Dry Creek
Two guy’s daily gear in boat bags, with rods and reels handy I’ve reached a place in life where I fish from boats far more often then I wade fish. Whether I fish out of my own boats or as … Continue reading
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Stars, Moon, Fish Allign in the Bahamas
Our kids are growing up and their interest level in fishing has been developing. For 10 year old Patsy it’s a challenge she takes seriously. Casting has been our focus but fishing in the drift boat on the McKenzie or … Continue reading
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Post Cards From the Oregon Coast – November 2014
Managed to tear a tendon in my left foot. Sounded like a twig snapping and hurt a lot. Jack and Mary Harrell kindly came and loaded my boat, brought me a cane, and got me back to my cabin after … Continue reading
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A New Season at Cedar Lodge Underway
Our second season at Cedar Lodge is just underway. In preparation we’ve been painting, planting, mowing, fencing, burning and getting a bit of fishing in. There has been a mixed bag of spring weather with everything from warm howling “norwesters” … Continue reading
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Trout Unlimited Wild Steelhead Initiative
From Trout Unlimited: On Nov. 20, Trout Unlimited will launch the Wild Steelhead Initiative, a project to protect and restore the wild steelhead and the fishing opportunities they provide throughout their native range in Alaska, California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. … Continue reading
The Redsides Annual Membership Meeting
Monday, November 10th, Rogue Ales Public House (lower level), 844 Olive St, Eugene It’s election day, and it’s election time for The Redsides as well. This month is our annual membership meeting where you will have an opportunity to nominate … Continue reading
Postcards from the Oregon Coast
Yes folks, here we are on the cusp of the fall Chinook salmon season. The weather is on and off, wet and dry, calm and windy. One day I’ll fish eleven hours and never get a tug – not one … Continue reading
Abaco Bahamas Fly Fishing Trip 2014
We missed our annual Bahamas trip last year. With our first year at Cedar Lodge approaching we had a couple irons in the fire and thought it best to concentrate on the new venture. This year our trip to Abaco … Continue reading
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