Category Archives: Oregon fly fishing links

Deschutes Basin Whirling Disease Report Via the Oregon Trout Unlimited Social Media site: Two OSU researchers just released this study funded by PGE which examines the risk of establishment of whirling disease in the Lower Deschutes, and subsequently in the … Continue reading →

Bacon, Hickman from Buster WTF on a Alaska West King bender Fear and Loathing on Alaska West: Follow along with the Buster Crew for some great photos, huge mouse-eating trout, and monster kings this week. My favorite line “A guy … Continue reading →

Kill more groundfish! ODFW is increasing the bag limit on groundfish to 7-per day starting May 1st. As part of the agency’s obsession with “Increasing Angler Opportunity”, biologists decided six just wasn’t enough. A week from today, you’ll able to … Continue reading →

Register Guard features fly fishing for rock fish This week, the Register-Guard’s Mike Stalhberg wrote up an article about fly fishing for bottom fish off the Oregon Coast. The shop’s own Nate Stansberry was quoted saying “We out-fish conventional tackle … Continue reading →

In this installment of Fly Fishing Links, we’re pointing out a few fly fishing bloggers that fell off the wagon but got back onboard last week. Felt Soul started blogging again in a big way with an update on Red … Continue reading →

Earlier this fall, Randy Dersham (owner of Eagle Rock Lodge and McKenzie River Drift boats) launched a social networking site for wooden boat enthusiasts called WoodenBoatPeople.com. The site has forums, blog posts, photos and advice for building wood boats and … Continue reading →

Some election day offerings and more… Monster Chinook in Sacramento River A fish estimated at 85lb was found dead by a survey crew on the Sacramento River, according to a recent iFish report. Siskiyou Daily News covered the story. Moldy … Continue reading →

Bass in Blue River Reservoir According to ODFW, largemouth bass were introduced into Blue River Reservoir, illegally probably sometime in the mid to late 1990’s. ODFW has been observing large bass in the reservoir since 2004 and many have reached … Continue reading →

Salmon on the lower Umpqua. According to Mike Stahlberg’s blog, there was a really good chinook and coho salmon bite on the lower Umpqua River this week, from the elk-viewing area downstream. FYI Umpqua regs, Mainstem tidewater to confluence with … Continue reading →

Lots of Oregon fly fishing links this week: WestFly book reviews For starters, a couple Oregonians on Westfly have published fly fishing book reviews. Moon Mullen reviewed Fish Food, a book that can help you better understand the animals trout … Continue reading →

Lot’s o’ links readers: For starters, State fish biologists found 11 golden shiners and one unknown fish in a trap net at Diamond Lake. Golden shiners can reproduce in Diamond Lake and were in the lake for years prior to … Continue reading →

Lots of interesting fly fishing news and links to share folks:  McKenzie River surprisingly chemical free: According to an article in the Register-Guard last week, it’s hard to find toxins in the McKenzie River. USGS hydrologists estimate levels of creosote … Continue reading →

There is a lot of info out there on the interweb and we just don’t have time to blog about every single item, so here is a roundup of recommended links for those of you who are trapped at work, … Continue reading →