Search
Archives
Categories
- Aquatic Insect Hatches
- Central Oregon Fishing Report
- Classes and Instruction
- Coastal Steelhead Fishing
- Eastern Oregon
- Entomology
- Fishing Porn
- Fishing Reports
- Flats Fly Fishing
- Fly Fishing Books
- Fly Fishing Contests
- Fly Fishing Gear Review
- Fly Fishing Glossary
- Fly Fishing Profiles
- Fly Fishing Travel
- Fly Tying
- Fly Tying Materials and Supplies
- Fly Tying Tutorials
- Lower Willamette
- McKenzie River
- Middle Fork Willamette River fishing
- North Umpqua River Fishing Reports
- NW Fly Tyer & Fly Fishing Expo
- Oregon Bigfoot
- Oregon Coastal Fly Fishing
- Oregon Conservation News
- Oregon Fly Fishing Clubs and Events
- Oregon fly fishing links
- Oregon Fly Fishing Tips
- Oregon High Lakes
- Oregon Salmon fly fishing
- Oregon Saltwater Fishing
- Oregon Warmwater Fly Fishing
- Oregon Weekend Fishing Forecast
- Oregon Winter Steelhead Fishing
- Proven Spring Fly Patterns
- Proven Spring Trout Patterns
- Saltwater Fly Fishing
- Shop Sales and Specials
- Southern Oregon
- Stillwater Fishing
- Summer Steelhead
- Trout Patterns By Season
- Uncategorized
- Used Gear
Author Archives: Oregon Fly Fishing Blog
Thomas & Thomas Avantt II Review
This past fall I had a chance to test the new Thomas & Thomas Avantt II before it was released. It is their high end fast action rod; which is a functional showcase of their beautiful craftsmanship. The rod is … Continue reading
Posted in Fly Fishing Gear Review, Uncategorized
Tagged 2, 5 weight, and, avantt, avantt ii, Dry Fly, fishing, Fly, fly rod, Gear, McKenzie River, Middle fork Willamette River, Review, rod, thomas, thomas & thomas, trout, trout rod
Leave a comment
Early November Fishing Report
Rain and cooler weather have brought lots of Baetis (Blue Winged Olives/BWOs) and our first small winter stoneflies. There are still some lingering Mahogany Duns and October Caddis around, as well as a few leftover small caddis around. Much of … Continue reading
Senior Gotcha: Flats Fly Tutorial
The Senior Gotcha is a grey-haired take on the classic gotcha pattern using Rainy’s new silver fox craft fur. This classic flats pattern works great for bonefish and permit if presented correctly. The pattern’s eyes can be substituted to heavier … Continue reading
Posted in Flats Fly Fishing, Saltwater Fly Fishing, Uncategorized
Tagged bone, Bonefish, fish, Flats, gotcha, permit, Saltwater
Leave a comment
Wet Fly Swing Podcast – Yosemite Fly Fishing
In this podcast, former shop employee Gregory Nespor along with his friend and guide David Gregory discuss the variety of fly fishing within Yosemite National Park, techniques, fly patterns, how to escape the crowds to find solitude, bear management issues, … Continue reading
Rise Up Northwest in Unity Convening – Nov. 1st to Nov. 2nd, 2023
What to Expect at R.U.N. In Unity Convening:The convening will center on three critical pillars: Education: Raising awareness through informative sessions and expert discussions. Expect to leave with a deeper understanding of the challenges facing our precious water, orca, and salmon. … Continue reading
Tackle Notes from Farquhar Seychelles
The Seychelles will test the limits of your gear. Every aspect of your tackle, from the type of backing you use, the knots you tie and even the gloves you wear, chasing big fish in the far reaches of the … Continue reading


