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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Memorial Weekend Middle Deschutes Fishing Report
Happy Memorial Day to our veterans and friends from The Caddis Fly Shop. We hope you had an opportunity to get out and fish this weekend despite the rainy weather. The Middle Deschutes saw some pressure this weekend, but fished … Continue reading
HOW TO FLY FISH WITH A NYMPH AND INDICATOR RIG IN A LAKE – RIO PRODUCTS
In this episode of RIO’s “How To” series, RIO ambassador Phil Rowley talks about one of the most effective lake fly fishing techniques – fishing with an indicator and a couple of flies. Phil explains how to set up the … Continue reading
‘Extreme draining’ of Oregon reservoir eliminates invasive species, helps endangered salmon
By Kale Williams | The Oregonian/OregonLive Turns out, if you want a river to act like it did before it was dammed, you just have to drain the reservoir the dam created. Letting a river return to its natural … Continue reading
Higher Spring Flows on the McKenzie – Better Hatches – Good Fishing – May 2019
Post spawn rainbows are responding well to nymphs and dries. Best flies have been Brillon’s Lucent Jig, Chubby Chernobyls, brown and green caddis. There are a few Bull Trout migrating through the mid McKenzie at the moment. … Continue reading
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Crane Prairie Reservoir Report May 2019
Got up to Crane early this week, with my closest friends, before the “grayness”. The weather was outstanding and so was the fishing. Many fish to hand…but wait…where are those mongo cranebows? One angler had the misfortune of hooking one … Continue reading
Urge Oregon lawmakers to vote No on Rogue Hatchery Bill (HB 2379)
From Native Fish Society The Rogue River’s iconic wild spring Chinook salmon need your support! After years of serious decline following the construction of Lost Creek Dam/Reservoir without fish passage on the world-renowned Rogue River, wild spring Chinook salmon are … Continue reading
Trout Unlimited May Meeting: The Fish Passage Task Force: Greg Apke, ODFW
Greg Apke from ODFW will present an overview on the Task Force and Oregon fish passage regulations. While this may not be the presentation on how to catch more and bigger fish, Oregon fish passage laws are pretty interesting, and … Continue reading
VICTORY! Oregon Suction Dredge Moratorium
Great new from our friend Pete Frost at WELC. Thanks so much to everyone who worked on this critical issue. From the Western Environmental Law Center We fought hard against the practice of motorized suction dredge mining in Oregon’s streams … Continue reading
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Lower McKenzie River Blockage May 2nd, 2019
From KVAL NEWS: SPRINGFIELD, Ore. – Two trees are down across nearly the entire width of the McKenzie River about a mile upstream of Bellinger Landing, Lane County Sheriff’s Office Marine Patrol deputies warned Wednesday. “At current river levels, … Continue reading
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New Summer Hours at The Caddis Fly Angling Shop
New Summer Hours at The Caddis Fly start this May 1, 2019 10am-6pm Monday-Friday 10am-5pm Saturday 10am-3pm Sunday