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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Opening Day Update
With opening day of trout season this Saturday April 28, anglers who have been dealing with cabin fever should be ready to hit the lakes and streams of our beloved Oregon. We all should remember we got “bombed with snow” … Continue reading
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Eugene Spring Fly Fishing Festival
Paul had a blast this year at the Eugene Spring Fly Fishing Festival, hosted by the McKenzie Fly Fishers and Cascade Family Fly Fishers. We spent some time with Arlen of Bugwater fame, checking out an aquarium full of McKenzie … Continue reading
Trout Fishing Local Waters With Mom
Whether it is swinging for winters on the North Umpqua or local trout fishing, my Mom always has a good time and our most recent trip on the MFW was no different . We knew that the conditions would not … Continue reading
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Montana Trip in the Works
“Many go fishing all their lives without knowing it is not fish they are after.” – H.D. Thoreau We have space remaining for you to experience some of the finest fly fishing in the Lower 48 on two of Montana’s … Continue reading
Logging operation on the Upper McKenzie: Goose Island
The residents of McKenzie Bridge are up in arms over a proposed logging operation on the Upper McKenzie. I don’t want to see new roads, heavy machinery, increased logging on the Upper McKenzie River watershed. But the angling community isn’t … Continue reading
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Fifth Annual Eugene Spring Fly Fishing Festival
Fifth Annual Eugene Spring Fly Fishing Festival Saturday April 21st 2012 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Campbell Community Center, 155 High Street (by the river at Skinners Butte) Bring the whole family down to the river and enjoy a FREE … Continue reading
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Native Fish Society Banquet
Native Fish Society’s 16th Annual Benefit Banquet and Auction was held last night at Montgomery Park up in Portland. While your friendly neighborhood river stewards were busy entertaining Captain Nate while he’s in town, I managed to escape certain doom … Continue reading
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Fishing Food for Thought
We here at the Caddis Fly Shop are big fans of biscuits and gravy. Some might even call us biscuit connoisseurs. When leaving town for an early fishing trip, not much compares in terms of calories per dollar or stick-to-your … Continue reading
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Middle Fork of the Willamette Drops into Shape
The water coming out of Hills Creek is still a bit off color but a fine level for fishing. Clarity improves as tributaries merge and mix on down the river. Although a decent March Brown Hatch developed around 2pm fishing … Continue reading
Grannom Blizzards and Big Nymphs
Great fly fishing on the McKenzie River yesterday, despite blizzard grannom caddis hatches. Be on the look out the next few days for ridiculous numbers of tan, charcoal, and black caddisflies sizes #14-18 in huge swarms. This hatch can be … Continue reading
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