Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

Saddle and Cape Feathers Now Available: Salmon, Steelhead, and more!

Posted on January 22, 2015 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

We have seen the availability take a jump for the better just recently, and wanted to share a little of what we have available right now.  The selection has rarely  been as good and the price as reasonable since we … Continue reading →

Posted in Fly Tying, Fly Tying Materials and Supplies | 3 Comments

Tom Larimer’s Green Butt Purple Fly Tying Video

Posted on January 19, 2015 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

This bright pattern is another brilliant creation from the vise of Tom Larimer.  Though the tried and true Green Butt Purple is a relatively new pattern to me, this little gem has earned a place in my Summer Steelhead box.  … Continue reading →

Posted in Fly Tying, Fly Tying Materials and Supplies | Leave a comment

ECHO GLASS Two Hand fly rod review

Posted on January 15, 2015 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

ECHO Glass Spey- FG 7129 When talking with ECHO’s marketing manager Red Kulper about this rod the first thing that came out of my mouth was that this rod gives the “poor man and average joe spey nut” the ability … Continue reading →

Posted in Fly Fishing Gear Review | 5 Comments

Cedar Lodge in the Washington Post

Posted on January 10, 2015 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

Last week the Washington Post published a feature on Cedar Lodge, by Chris Santella: A large spotted head popped out of the water and engulfed my beetle fly. I lifted the rod and was connected to a feisty brown trout. … Continue reading →

Posted in Fly Fishing Travel | Leave a comment

Larimer’s Brazilian Fly Tying Video

Posted on January 9, 2015 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

The Brazilian is a subtle colored fly designed to fish in low, clear water. Claret flies are a great choice for Summer Steelhead, and this Tom Larimer creation is no exception. Whether you swing this fly as a comeback fly … Continue reading →

Posted in Fly Tying, Fly Tying Materials and Supplies | 1 Comment

Victory for Clackamas River Salmon and Steelhead

Posted on January 7, 2015 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

From WaterWatch (one of the most awesome conservation groups in Oregon): This week, the Oregon Court of Appeals delivered a victory for Clackamas Riverc salmon and steelhead in an opinion determining that municipal water users must leave enough water in … Continue reading →

Posted in Oregon Conservation News | 1 Comment

Happy to reschedule — TU Chapter 678 meeting tonight: GO DUCKS!

Posted on January 5, 2015 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

From The Redsides: The January meeting has been moved up to TODAY! Due to the conflict with the Ducks in the National Championship game on the 12th, we’re moving the meeting up to Monday, the 5th (That’s this Monday as … Continue reading →

Posted in Oregon Conservation News | 1 Comment

EP Senyo’s Chromatic Brush – Must have material for Intruders

Posted on January 2, 2015 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

I have been tying with a variety of Enrico Puglisi’s brushes for about three years now, many in my saltwater flies and also as elements of my steelhead and salmon flies. In the most basic terms, these brushes have a … Continue reading →

Posted in Fly Tying, Fly Tying Materials and Supplies | 1 Comment

Town Lake Fishing Report December 2013

Posted on December 31, 2014 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

I’m addicted to fishing for salmon, steelhead and all creatures in the ocean – but my roots involved a lot of fishing for trout and often that meant hatchery trout.  Now our family cabin in Pacific City is action central … Continue reading →

Posted in Fishing Reports | 2 Comments

Jay Nicholas’ 2014 Photo Review

Posted on December 29, 2014 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

2014 was a very full year and I have much more planned for 2015. These photos are just a few snapshots from a very full year from the Nicholas family. I am full of hope for the future. May you also have great plans for … Continue reading →

Posted in Fishing Reports | 1 Comment

McKenzie River Trust’s CARP ponds

Posted on December 23, 2014 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

From McKenzie River Trust: The Willamette Valley is peppered with old gravel pits, sites where the meandering river has deposited gravel for millennia. The Coburg Aggregate Reclamation Project (CARP) is one of the best opportunities in the region to restore … Continue reading →

Posted in Oregon Conservation News | Leave a comment

Cedar Lodge Pre Christmas Season Highlights

Posted on December 21, 2014 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

We have come to our Christmas New Years break already this 2014/15 season at Cedar Lodge! Time flies when you are having fun. Overall our early season has been a success. Despite some very “spotty” spring weather we managed to … Continue reading →

Posted in Fly Fishing Travel | 1 Comment

President Obama protects Bristol Bay

Posted on December 19, 2014 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

President Obama took action to protect one of Alaska’s most powerful economic engines and one of America’s greatest national treasures: Bristol Bay. He signed a Presidential Memorandum that withdraws these beautiful and pristine waters from all future oil and gas … Continue reading →

Posted in Oregon Conservation News | 1 Comment

Caddis Fly Christmas Party December 18th 2014 4-8pm

Posted on December 17, 2014 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

Patsy, Cash, Shauna and Chris wish everyone a very merry holiday season. Please join us for our annual Christmas party at the shop on December 18th from 4-830ish. A discount of 10% will be extended to all in stock purchases … Continue reading →

Posted in Oregon fly fishing links, Oregon Fly Fishing Tips | Leave a comment

Harrop’s CDC Bubble Back Variant

Posted on December 16, 2014 by Oregon Fly Fishing Blog

This wonderful Caddis imitation is from the desk of famed fly fisherman and tier, Rene Harrop. His creations have been fooling fish for years, and this pattern is no exception. I discovered this fly online while researching Eastern Oregon streams … Continue reading →

Posted in Fly Tying, Fly Tying Materials and Supplies | Leave a comment