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Category Archives: Stillwater Fishing
Full Breakdown of Echo Lake-Specific Fly Rods: The Lago vs Stillwater, Which is Better for You?
When most people think of fly fishing, they imagine someone on a tranquil floating stream searching for trout with dry flies. Almost like something out of A River Runs Through It. While this may be true for most people who … Continue reading
Posted in Central Oregon Fishing Report, Fly Fishing Gear Review, Oregon High Lakes, Stillwater Fishing, Uncategorized
Tagged break down, Callibaetis, central oregon, chironomid, comparison, drogue, Dry Fly, east, east lake, echo, echo fly fish, echo lago, echo stillwater, lago, lake, lake rod, loch style, Review, rod, still, stillwater, water
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Phil Rowley’s Ambassador Series Midge Tip Long Line by Rio: Complete Review
A few weeks ago friend of the shop, and stillwater guide, Adison Rook and I set off for East Lake to both fish and test a plethora of different products for review. One product that was essential to our success … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern Oregon, Fly Fishing Gear Review, Oregon High Lakes, Stillwater Fishing, Uncategorized
Tagged 1 ips, 1.5 ips, drogue, hover, intermediate, loch, midge, phil, rowley, stillwater, tip, uk
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Late May East Lake Stillwater Report
Last week I had the opportunity to fish East lake with one of our friends and stillwater guides of the shop, Adison Rook. I have screwed around on many of our famed Stillwater venues over the years and done okay. … Continue reading
Posted in Central Oregon Fishing Report, Eastern Oregon, Fishing Reports, Oregon High Lakes, Oregon Weekend Fishing Forecast, Stillwater Fishing, Uncategorized
Tagged blackwater, brown, Callibaetis, Central, chironomid, east, east lake, high, high lake, lake, newberry, Oregon, still, trout, venue, volcano
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Smallies Just up the Road: The Untapped Spring Stillwater Smallmouth Fishery in our Backyard
When someone in the Wilamette Valley mentions smallmouth fishing, most people assume that the South Umpqua is the destination. For those a little more daring, the John Day may come to mind, but it is a bit of a drive. … Continue reading
Arolik River: Alaska Trip Report
Alaska has been an iconic destination for anglers from all over the globe, and for good reason.  The opportunities for world class fishing seem to be endless. Saltwater, rivers, lakes, creeks, ponds, trout, char, grayling, sheefish, pike, salmon, steelhead, halibut, lingcod, … Continue reading
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