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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Custom Flies Tied in the USA – Midnight Sun Custom Flies
The Caddis Fly Angling Shop/Caddisflyshop.com is proud to offer a selection of fantastic steelhead fly patterns from Midnight Sun Custom Flies. Jonathan Farmer and friends have created a selection of flies tied in the USA by skilled fly tiers using … Continue reading
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Steelhead Net Pens in Washington?
From the Wild Steelhead Coalition We at the Wild Steelhead Coalition are extremely disappointed that the Department of Fish and Wildlife has approved Cooke Aquaculture’s application to farm “steelhead” in Washington’s public waters. It is particularly concerning that WDFW failed … Continue reading
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Three totally and utterly dependable shooting/running lines – Nicholas’ Review
I fish single and two hand fly rods for salmon in estuaries, and I often use shooting heads manufactured by Rio and Scientific Anglers. With over a decade experience fishing various products, I can whole heartedly report that the three … Continue reading
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Winter Redfishing with Capt Ken
Capt Nate sent me a note about Redfishing on the Gulf Coast. Hey Chris, If you know anyone looking to do the Gulf Coast winter redfish program please let me (or more specifically Capt. Ken Jones) know. I just got … Continue reading
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San Miguel by Ross Reels
Tim discusses Ross’ iconic San Miguel fly fishing reel. A true classic that’s returned. -Classic San Miguel aesthetic coupled with modern performance updates -Polished, high-gloss black finish -Powerful and smooth carbon / stainless sealed drag system -Canvas micarta handle enhances … Continue reading
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Leaburg Canal to remain down through 2021
Anglers who know how great the lower McKenzie can be in late winter and early spring can rejoice and look forward to an even longer productive spring and summer season. Fish like water and there is no doubt in my … Continue reading
Join the wild fish movement Friday, January 17, as we take a stand for wild steelhead!
From Native Fish Society Last month, we took a big step forward in our efforts to ensure wild winter steelhead in southwest Oregon are healthy, not overharvested, and remain abundant for all (read the complete update here). But we’re not … Continue reading
2020 Fly Fishing Film Tour Coming To Eugene Feb 12th, 2020 7pm.
When: February 12th 7pm. Where: Venue 252 Tickets: $18 Purchase at The Caddis Fly Shop, 168 West 6th ave, Eugene, 97401
January Trout Unlimited Meeting with Jeff Ziller
January Chapter Meeting DATE: Monday, January 13 TIME:6:00 to 8:pm LOCATION: Claim 52 Kitchen, 1203 Willamette St. Eugene Jeff Ziller from ODFW will present a program on some of the recent McKenzie River and Upper Willamette programs at our next … Continue reading
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