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Category Archives: Oregon High Lakes
Pre-spawn Spots with Stillwater Guide Adison Rook
View this post on Instagram A post shared by FLYGOD (@fly_goddd) This last week I had the opportunity to experience something like never before with a friend and local guide Adison Rook. Adison has kept this fishery under wraps for … Continue reading
Posted in Fishing Porn, Fishing Reports, Oregon High Lakes, Oregon Warmwater Fly Fishing, Stillwater Fishing, Uncategorized
Tagged Bass, guide, guided trip, reservior, rook, spotted, spotted bass, still, stillwater, warm, warmwater, water
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Stillwater Options for Spring Runoff
We have a situation upon us that happens every year. You can almost set your watch to it. The rivers we know and love, ebb and flow this time of year, as water temperatures start an upward trend and fishing … Continue reading
How to improve your stillwater game this Winter
Stillwater Guide Adison Rook details his strategies for winter stillwater preparations. Check out his previous post on local stillwater opportunities. The peak of fall stillwater action is over for this season here in the Pacific Northwest. We had a pretty … Continue reading
Fly of the Week: Charlie Craven’s Fat Angie
This fly was developed initially by the famed fly tier Charlie Craven and is now tied commercially by Umpqua. Whether you are on a small spring creek, high alpine lake, small freestone stream, or near the brushy banks of a … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern Oregon, McKenzie River, Middle Fork Willamette River fishing, Oregon Fly Fishing Tips, Oregon High Lakes, Stillwater Fishing, Uncategorized
Tagged alpine lake, angie, ant, attractor, beetle, big, charlie, charlie craven, craven, creek, cricket, drifltess, Dry Fly, fat, fat angie, fishing, Fly, high lake, hopper, McKenzie River, Middle fork Willamette River, spring, spring creek, Terrestrial
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PSA: The Road to Gold Lake Is Open 2024
The gate on Gold Lake road which leads to Gold Lake is now open. For all of you anglers who are looking for a closer stillwater option than going all of the way up the Cascade Lakes highway, Gold Lake … Continue reading
Posted in Central Oregon Fishing Report, Fishing Reports, Oregon High Lakes, Stillwater Fishing
Tagged brook, brookie, brookies, fishing, fly fishing, Gold, gold lake, highlakes, lake, stilllwater
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Diamond Lake Fly Fishing Report May 2024
I took a break from the local reservoirs and fished Diamond lake 5/23 and 5/24 with my dad, and the fishing was good! The lake is shaping up well will water temp in the mid 50’s, and we had a … Continue reading
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Davis Lake Report Late June 2019
Cash and I headed up to Davis Lake this past weekend. We camped at East Davis campground and launched my drift boat from there. Fishing was best from 8-2pm. We were able to chase rising fish outside the Odell Creek … Continue reading
Gold Lake Report June 2019
I made a day trip up to Gold this past week. The weather was great and the fish were active. Fish were rising most of the day to tiny mayflies. While I never cracked the code for the surface feeders, … Continue reading
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