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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Local Steelhead remains hot when water is right
The water is high today but the graph has turned downward and things should be right for the weekend. The Willamette from Dexter Dam down through Eugene continues to outperform the McKenzie. Swinging Morejohn’s Bantam, Moal Leeches, Loop Leech and … Continue reading
Posted in Fishing Reports, Lower Willamette, Summer Steelhead
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Fall temperatures put bottomfish on the bite
Fall is in full swing and while temps are cooling off the rockfish action is heating up. The best action for sea bass, lingcod, and more is from October till April. Surf is up this week, but will settle soon! … Continue reading
North Umpqua Steelhead Management: Charting the future
An interview with Jay Nicholas by Matt Stansberry. This is a huge document, so please use the table of contents below to navigate. CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. North Umpqua Fishery Management Proposal 3. Native Fish Conservation Policy 4. Unique Biology … Continue reading
McKenzie River Two-Fly Tournament 2009: Team Carr and Ex-Officio clean up
Yesterday the Caddis Fly and Trout Unlimited Chapter 678 hosted the second annual 2009 McKenzie River Two-Fly Tournament. This year we had nine boats and 18 anglers, competing for high end gear from Sage and Rio, a guided trip with … Continue reading
Intruders rock the Deschutes summer steelhead
One of my favorite old fishing clients called me a few weeks ago. “I just booked Hickman for a couple days and I want you to be my guest!” It wasn’t a suggestion. It was an order. “Sure thing, Les. … Continue reading
Go big or go home: Ocean conditions lining up for great fishing this weekend
The ocean conditions are lining up for great fishing this weekend, for those of you not participating in the McKenzie Two-Fly Tournament. Capt. Nate says the water looks good for offshore adventure, and ODFW recently lifted the depth restriction on … Continue reading
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Kings on the Swing: Trust Your Intuition
There’s nothing like swinging a fly through the bucket, knowing you’re in the zone, then feeling that solid pull. The more you swing, and the more big grabs you feel, the more you learn to recognize those fleeting moments for … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon Salmon fly fishing
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Fishing with Frank Moore on the North Umpqua
Last week I had the chance to fish with Frank Moore and Pat McRae on the North Umpqua for summer steelhead. I drove down to meet them at lunchtime and fished the second half of one of the first rainy … Continue reading
Baitballs, diving birds: Fly fishing the Oregon coast
Yesterday, Captain Nate and I headed out off the Central Oregon Coast searching for some new rockfish spots, and wound up stumbling onto a baitball maelstrom. Birds on top usually means big fish underneath, pushing bait to the surface. It’s … Continue reading
Local Fall Fishing Update
Fishing held up nicely this past week despite some very cold and wet conditions. The coming weeks prediction is for gorgeous weather and ideal river levels for both trout and steelhead fishing. The McKenzie is fishing well in it’s entirety. The Middle Fork … Continue reading
Jay’s Deschutes Steelhead Report September 27 – 30, 2009
So – I had been hearing these wild reports about twenty fish days. From credible people. Steelhead, not trout. Then there were the fly fishers who would only say that “they had a good trip and yes, they did catch … Continue reading
Fall 2009 Mongolia Taimen Fishing Report
Our friend Matt Ramsey brings us this report from his recent guiding season in Mongolia. Having just returned from my 12th season in Outer Mongolia (has it really been that long?), I thought you all might like a slice of … Continue reading
Posted in Fishing Porn, Fly Fishing Travel
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Slim Pickens: Hatten squeaks through low water conditions on Wild and Scenic Rogue
There are so many choices for great Fall Fishing in Oregon it’s hard to pick a favorite. At the top of my list every year is the Rogue Wild and Scenic. It’s a great combination of remote wilderness, 35 miles … Continue reading
Posted in Southern Oregon, Summer Steelhead
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Fly Fishing the Rogue River on foot — Half pounder report
The fall is upon us once again and while the kids may be bummed out about returning to school, my heart skips a beat with the anticipation of returning anadromous fish. My annual outing on the Rogue with my dad … Continue reading
Posted in Southern Oregon, Summer Steelhead
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