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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Trout perspectives
As a Midwest native, I came to trout fishing late in life. And had an idea that the craggier the water, the better the fishing opportunities. Broken, boulder-strewn, rapid filled stretches were easy to read — it limited where fish … Continue reading
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Cast the new Sage ONE Rod today at The Caddis Fly
Our Sage, Rio, Redington Sale Representative George Cook has stopped by this week to write orders for the coming season. While we are in the back battling about some ugly Redington Vest please come by and cast the new and … Continue reading
Posted in Fly Fishing Gear Review
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What every environmentally concerned citizen should know about hatchery trout
The McKenzie Fly Fishers, Trout Unlimited Chapter 678, and The Caddis Fly invite you to a free lecture by renowned author and environmentalist Anders Halvorsen, author of An Entirely Synthetic Fish: How Rainbow Trout Beguiled America and Overran the World. … Continue reading
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Our Dear Friend Passes on to New Waters
We had many great fishing adventures with Rick McCreery over the years, all of them memorable. Rick touched many people through his work and fishing career and we will miss him tremendously.
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Rob puts on his troutin’ hat
Mark Twain was right — the clothes make the man. We floated through a jungle of Japanese Knotweed, ate a jack spring chinook cooked over a driftwood fire, and saw some football sized sea-run cutthroat. Good summer day on the … Continue reading
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Pacific City Dory Adventures…….
The ocean was calling. Salmon on the fly are a passion for me. Salmon on the fly, here in Oregon, are hard work. Like sitting in the Casino day after day, pulling the lever, waiting for the big payout. You … Continue reading
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River Crawl 2011: Local bank angler bonanza
Rick and Sam’s River Crawl 2011 Between Eugene and Bend, Oregon lie an outlandish number of fly fishing opportunities for the bank angler. This is good because it is sad and true that we do not own a drift boat. … Continue reading
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Reflections and Revelations from the Oregon Coast
As the foxgloves fade and the salmonberries ripen, our coastal rivers are settling into summer. The rainforest has grown into a full-blown jungle, almost impenetrable. Spring chinook have found refuge in cool canyon pools. Summer steelhead are tucked into comfortable … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Salmon fly fishing
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McKenzie River, Willamette River Fly Fishing Report July 2011
Despite the recent rain of this past week, water and fishing conditions are excellent in the Willamette Valley and the State of Oregon. Here are some of the highlights and flies to use for some of our great fly fishing … Continue reading
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Sea Run Cutthroat … now’s the time!
Sea Run Cutthroat are in already – and it’s only mid July… Last week was a great opportunity to explore and fish my brains out. Spring Chinook season was winding down, but the ocean was there and, for me, a … Continue reading
Posted in Fishing Reports, Fly Fishing Gear Review
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Another reason to wear polaroids on the water….
So yes, I admit that I was NOT wearing my polaroid glasses at this particular moment. But I do wear glasses all the time, at least if I want to see what’s going on, and it was early in the … Continue reading
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Echo Edge Rod Review
I’ve broken two salmon rods this spring season, both of which are still being repaired, so I was relieved last week when Daughters allowed me to test out the new Echo Edge 10-weight. Tim Rajeff, the rod designer at Echo, … Continue reading
Oregon Board of Forestry plan: High probability of contributing to local extinctions
Back in April 2010, the Oregon Board of Forestry decided to clear cut salmonid protections in our Clatsop and Tillamook State Forests. Since then OSU has weighed in on the issue: From The Oregonian: In April, an independent review by … Continue reading
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