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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Tibor Signature Series Reels: Video with the Designer Builder Ted Juracek
Tibor Reels own more World Records than any other fly reel manufacturer. Ted Juracek gives us an up-close view of his latest reel at the 2010 Fly Tackle Dealer Show. The new Signature Series is now in stock.
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The McKenzie River Trust Protects 217 Acres of Freshwater Wetland in the Heart of the Siuslaw River
The McKenzie River Trust (MRT) has just purchased and protected a 217 acre property on the Siuslaw River for fish and wildlife habitat conservation. The Waite Ranch estuary acquisition builds on other land protection efforts over the last 20 years, … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Conservation News
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Give Elwah Fish a Chance!
The Elwah’s illegal dams are finally coming out, with the first phases of removal slated for fall 2011. There have been a spectacular number of dam removals in the press over the last several years, but perhaps none have held … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Conservation News
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New Korkers Wading Boots Have Arrived
Our much anticipated shipment of new Korkers Omni Trax 3.0 Inter-changable wading boots has arrived. The new Korkers have a simple quick change sole system that literally makes changing soles a snap.
Q&A with Jeff Hatton, bamboo rod builder and historian
Rod maker Jeff Hatton says the worst thing rod builders have done in the last hundred years was adding cork to rod grips, and plenty of of other interesting stuff about rod building, fishing history and more in this Q&A … Continue reading
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Rob Russell brings you to Kamchatka, tonight at 7pm
At tonight’s TU meeting, Rob Russell will present on fly fishing the Kamchatka Peninsula, one of the wildest, most-intact Pacific salmonid ecosystems in the world. When: Wednesday, December 8th 7pm Where: Our new meeting location, upstairs at the Vet’s Club, … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Fly Fishing Clubs and Events
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Fishpond Chest and Fanny Packs Overview
Fishpond sale representative Jon Covich stopped by the shop the other day to show of some of his newest wares. We asked him for a quick overview of the Fishpond Chest/Fanny pack line up for 2010/2011 fly fishing season.
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Fly fishing media update — Q&As and a new publication
If you’re interested in the fly fishing publishing biz, check out these Q&As from Rob Russell with the publisher of Stackpole Books and the editor of Fly Fishing & Fly Tying Journal.
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Caddis Fly Christmas Party December 17th
We invite you to join us for our annual Christmas Party at the shop December 17th 2010, 4-8pm. Ninkasi Beer, Oregon Electric Station Catering, special savings, and free gift wrapping will be available.–CD
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