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Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
We need your voice. Urge Oregon lawmakers to LET LEABURG GO!
From the Native Fish Society. Today, we need your help encouraging the State of Oregon to shutter the deadbeat Leaburg Fish Hatchery on Oregon’s iconic McKenzie River. Right now, Oregon lawmakers are considering whether to provide funding to keep Leaburg … Continue reading
McKenzie Dropping into Shape and Nymphing well
The McKenzie River has dropped nearly 4000 cubic feet per second over the last six days and is now in really nice “high water spring shape”. Nymphing is good right now with stonefly nymphs, wormy patterns, larger jigged … Continue reading
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Report Urges Action on Fish Runs
From BENNETT HALL Corvallis Gazette-Times A national conservation group is highlighting threats to the Willamette River and calling on the federal government to take action to protect imperiled fish runs. The Willamette was one of 10 waterways listed in the … Continue reading
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Patagonia Worn Wear at The Caddis Fly Tomorrow April 17th, 2019
Bring in your leaky waders of any brand, jacket of any brand, pant, shirt, boot you name it and the Patagonia Worn Wear Team will take on the task of fixing it on the spot. We will have the BBQ … Continue reading
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International Fly Fishing Film Festival April 17th at the Wildish Theater Springfield Oregon
IF4™ Sizzle Reel – 2019 from IF4™ on Vimeo. Join us for the International Fly Fishing Film Festival April 17th at the Wildish Theater. The IF4 is a wonderful collection of professionally made fly fishing films from around the globe … Continue reading
Simply Setting Up A Rod-Tip First
In this video, Tim shows a simple way to put your rod together. Beginning with the rod-tip, not only is your rod protected, but your reel is protected from dirt. Why am I just learning this? Tight Lines!!
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Reminder – Patagonia Worn Wear Mobile Tour – April 17th, 2019
The Patagonia Worn Wear Mobile Tour will be stopping by the Caddis Fly on April 17th. The Worn Wear Team will be available to repair any and all brands of gear from 10am to 4pm on April 17th, 2019. About … Continue reading
Shasta Dam Raise – Winnemem Wintu Fundraiser Saturday April 13th
Check out this incredible story of the Winnemem Wintu tribes journey to get salmon back to the Mcleod River in Northern California.
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HELP CELEBRATE FRANK AND JEANNE MOORE – The Frank and Jeanne Moore Wild Steelhead Sanctuary
From Uncage the Soul Video Production Frank and Jeanne Moore Bench Installation This handcrafted, custom bench will be built and permanently installed along the edge of Steamboat Creek to celebrate and commemorate the recent successful passage of the public lands … Continue reading
High Water Photos from the McKenzie River
Above photo taken at Belinger Ramp on the lower McKenzie. Just off Camp Creek Road Another angle at Belinger Deerhorn Bridge Eweb Ramp’s parking lot under water Silver Creek Ramp Blue River Ramp Thanks very much to Mike Reardon for … Continue reading
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Recommended Read: Fishing Through the Apocalypse
We recently got our hands on a copy of Matthew Miller’s new book, Fishing Through the Apocalypse: An Angler’s Adventures in the 21st Century. Miller is Director of Science Communications for The Nature Conservancy and a great writer. The book … Continue reading
ARTIFISHAL – Film Showing April 25th, 2019
Please join us for a showing of one of the most important fish conservation films ever produced. ARTIFISHAL sheds light on our failings in producing and protecting fish. If you want the truth about hatcheries and hatchery fish this film … Continue reading