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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
First trip back to Oregon
My first trip back, I ride the train down from King Station in Seattle, down the Puget Sound into Tacoma. This place, all of it, from Sekiu to Sacramento is my adopted home. I see the bare blueberry bushes in … Continue reading
Low Water on New Zealand’s South Island
It’s been awesome to have Jon Covich ( Winston, Galvan, Fly Water Travel Rep ) down to Cedar Lodge for the past week shooting some top notch photos. A sampling of his work is shown within this post. Fishing has … Continue reading
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New Umpqua Packs and Patagonia Boots Getting a Work Out
It’s been hot and dry on the South Island of New Zealand this February. Fishing has been good but rain is needed badly to revive many of the streams and rivers that seem to be getting lower by the day. … Continue reading
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Hatchery fish addicts buck ODFW steelhead plan for Siuslaw watershed
ODFW biologists presented its Coastal Multi-Species Conservation and Management Plan recently to an unhappy standing room only crowd in Mapleton, according to this weird DIY news Website. The new plan is supposed to be a grand compromise between native fish … Continue reading
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New web sites for McKenzie River trout studies
Scott Kinney passed along a new Web site documenting the ongoing McKenzie River Trout studies. The tag/recapture study launched in 2010. The purpose is to assess the effect of removal of hatchery fish on the native trout populations of the … Continue reading
TU boots on the ground: Mabel Creek Coastal Cutthroat Project
From the desk of TU’s Alan Moore: Mabel Creek is a coastal cutthroat project on private timberland high in the headwaters in Clastop County of NW Oregon in the shadow of Saddle Mountain, just above the mouth of the Columbia … Continue reading
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Trout Unlimited Meeting Tonight: The One You’ve Been Waiting For!
Come to the Vet’s Club this Wednesday for the February Trout Unlimited Meeting. After several years of intense work by dedicated TU volunteers, Wednesday’s meeting will focus on the plan for TU’s partnership with ODFW in Marten Creek. Finally, we … Continue reading
Lower Umpqua Flycasters Fly Fishing Expo Feb 23 in Reedsport
The 2013 Lower Umpqua Flycasters‘ Fly Fishing Expo will be held on February 23 at the Reedsport High School. Come to this FREE one day event to learn from some of the Pacific Northwest best fly tyers or get casting … Continue reading