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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Oregon salmon news: Maybe we’ll eat sea lions this fall
Two pieces of Oregon salmon news this week. First, Oregon fisheries managers say it’s likely that anglers will be facing tighter restrictions this year in light of the dismal chinook returns predicted for the Pacific Northwest. According to an article … Continue reading
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Intro to fly fishing class gets a taste of Oregon fishing weather
These pictures were taken at Alton Baker Park during the casting section of the Caddis Fly Shop’s Introduction to Fly Fishing Class. Last weekend’s class braved the elements at to learn from instructor Steve Baker. Steve has been the shop’s … Continue reading
Former Oregon Governor supports expanding Rogue River protections
There was a great article by former Oregon governor John Kitzhaber in the Oregonian last week, calling for more protection on the Rogue River. While the lower Rogue has a narrow strip of protection along the river’s edge, it is … Continue reading
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Lower Snake River Dams debate: Head to head with the BPA
Our own Karl “One Mule Team” Mueller is taking on the whole damn Bonneville Power Administration on his personal blog. In the final installment of his series on removing the Lower Snake River Dams, The Mule gets into a monster … Continue reading
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Eugene Oregon Fly Fishing Festival this month
On Saturday March 29th, 9am-4pm, the Cascade Family Fly Fishers and McKenzie Fly Fishers will host the Eugene, Oregon Fly Fishing Festival. It will take place at the Amazon Community Center, 2700 Hilyard Street, Eugene. Experts will demonstrate fly casting, … Continue reading
McKenzie River March Browns come off, water comes up
Lots of March Browns on the lower McKenzie yesterday, big bugs — size 12 helicopters flying all over the river. We picked up some fish in likely spots — soft water, inside turns on riffles. We used 2-fly rigs — one … Continue reading
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Chetco River gold mining may threaten salmon
A recent application by Chetco River Mining & Explorations, LLC proposes to mine for gold between river miles 14 and 38 on the Chetco River in southern Oregon including sites within the Kalmiopsis Wilderness and Federal Wild and Scenic designated … Continue reading
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Global warming, 2008 Calendar on the agenda for TU meeting this week
Trout Unlimited Chapter 678 is having its monthly meeting at EWEB this Wednesday night at 7:00PM. This week we’ll be setting the calendar for the rest of 2008 — fishing trips and restoration projects. Even if you’re not a member, … Continue reading
Oklahoman Senator strangles bipartisan supported Oregon Wilderness
For those of you that fish the Elk and Sixes rivers in Southwest Oregon, I’m sure you’ve been following the Sportsmen for Copper-Salmon Wilderness campaign to protect the Elk River’s headwaters. This wilderness proposal has support from both of Oregon’s senators … Continue reading
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Steelheaders address potential Oregon Wave Energy concerns
An article in the spring 2008 newsletter of the Association of Northwest Steelheaders addresses the potential fisheries concerns regarding Oregon’s plans to locate new wave energy farms two to four miles offshore in the Pacific. The wave farms would be … Continue reading