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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Post Hurricane Bahamas Report
Ripping West Northwest winds gave way to beautiful weather, all day in-coming tides and hungry Bonefish. Cool for the tropics but amazing for a couple of families from the West. Fishing, beaching, trick or treating has been a blast.
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Caught in An Atmospheric River
It takes a rain like this to stop the madness. Knock some sense into our skulls. Isn’t there more to life than fishing? Surely. And now is a good time to embrace the “more.” But who do I think I … Continue reading
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Conservation Links: O&C Logging, Sandy Hatchery update
The North Umpqua is in the news, as a 14-member panel appointed by Governor John Kitzhaber grapples with how to manage logging on western Oregon’s 2.4 million acres of Oregon and California Railroad Revested (O&C) Lands. National Geographic was on … Continue reading
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Great Abaco Island Bahamas Report
Two days in Orlando waiting out then Hurricane Sandy, literally hours on the phone with United Airlines, and a much lighter wallet thanks to Disney, we finally arrived to Abaco Island. Much of Abaco was spared significant damage including our … Continue reading
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Fish links from around da Web
We sift through the fly fishing blogosphere for golden nuggets so you don’t have to! Chinook Salmon: Waiting For The Rain from River_Snorkel on Vimeo. Trout Underground: Tom Chandler posts some advice on how to pick the best camera for … Continue reading
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Sandy has Bahamas Bonefish Trip on Hold
Thursday morning we left Eugene for our annual trip to the Bahamas. Now Saturday, we are heading to our second Disney World theme park. Hurricane Sandy ripped through the Bahamas, doing the most damage to Cat Island and Eleuthera. From … Continue reading
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Postcard from the Ohio steelhead season
On one of the last warm days of the year, Nate and I wade the muddy banks of one of the largest Lake Erie steelhead tributaries. Shale crumbles down from tall cliffs, falls into brown water stained from leaf tannins. … Continue reading
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Two Fly Tournament Wrap Up
This years Two Fly Tournament brought together anglers and McKenzie River Trust supporters in a friendly competition to raise money for habitat rehabilitation. Seven teams competed for prizes including Echo Spey Rods, Redington Waders, Rio Lines, and of course bragging … Continue reading
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Summer Steelhead Photos
Many of you know Tony Torrence from our fly tying videos of late, but he has been a fixture in the local angling community for around 30 years. Despite health issues the last couple of years his enthusiasm for tying … Continue reading
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2012 Mongolia Taimen Fishing Report
A big thanks to Matt Ramsey for once again sharing his Mongolian Taimen fishing season with Oregon Fly Fishing Blog readers. Tremendous photos and report Matt, thanks so much! The end of August 2012, found me once again, pulling the … Continue reading
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Two Fly Tourney Today
Anglers will compete for prizes including Rio Lines, Echo Spey Rods and Redington Waders today. A fund raiser for the McKenzie River Trust and a fun day on the McKenzie and Willamette Rivers will raise close to $5000 for habitat … Continue reading
Mid Day Best on the McKenzie
A plethora of insects are still emerging on the Mckenzie and Middle fork of the Willamette Rivers. Good numbers of Blue Winged Olives, Lesser Green Drakes, small Orange Caddis, October Caddis and even a few Short Winged Stoneflies remain important … Continue reading
Photo images from friends…
Sometimes, when I am slaving away at the computer, I get emails from friends who have been out on the rivers around Oregon, Washington and who knows where else. Here are a few that I have received in the last … Continue reading
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