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Fall River - July 10th, 2003 |
RECORDED: 
54 °
FISHING: Great
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If you can find a place to elbow in, the Crooked River is fishing great! This is great river for the first time angler, little or no vegetation to obstruct your casting. Swarms of caddis in the late afternoon and evening and tiny mayflies all day. If you find the need to go under, try throwing a Pheasant Tail with a small Zebra Midge dropper under a pretty short indicator.
Flies to use:
Dries: PMD's, Mahoganny Duns, Dark Caddis, Midges
Emergers: PMD's, Caddis, Midges
Nymphs: Pheasant Tails, Prince, Midges, Serendipities (Red, Orange, Green)
Call the shop and ask for T.R. or Kevin to get the most up to date info on gear and bugs! 1(866) 393-7687.
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Deschutes River - Lower - July 8th, 2003 |
RECORDED: 
98 °
FISHING: Good
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Salmon Fly hatch is winding down. Try a Goldn Stone, the fish seem to key on these as things slow down! You can still have a couple of good days now and then with fish up to 18-20". Try PMD's during the day and evening in the eddies and in shady sections.
Flies to use:
Dries: Stone Flies, Golden Stones, PMD's, Mahoganny Duns, Dark Caddis
Emergers: PMD's, Caddis
Nymphs: Stone Flies, Golden Stones, Pheasant Tails, Prince
Call the shop and ask for T.R. or Kevin to get the most up to date info on gear and bugs! 1(866) 393-7687.
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Deschutes River - Lower - July 7th, 2003 |
RECORDED:
97 °
FISHING: Fair
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Steelhead Expedition!!! We were looking for some early steelies, but ended up disappointed! One grab in three days! The trout made up for the absence of our larger queries. We took trout on just about everything. The fishing was most consistent in the early and late parts of the day.
Flies to use:
Dries: Stone Flies, Golden Stones, PMD's, Mahoganny Duns, Dark Caddis
Emergers: PMD's, Caddis
Nymphs: Stone Flies, Golden Stones, Pheasant Tails, Prince
Call the shop and ask for T.R. or Kevin to get the most up to date info on gear and bugs! 1(866) 393-7687.
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Deschutes River - Lower - July 4th, 2003 |
FISHING: Good
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Salmon Fly hatch is winding down. Try a Goldn Stone, the fish seem to key on these as things slow down! You can still have a couple of good days now and then with fish up to 18-20". Try PMD's during the day and evening in the eddies and in shady sections.
Flies to use:
Dries: Stone Flies, Golden Stones, PMD's, Mahoganny Duns, Dark Caddis
Emergers: PMD's, Caddis
Nymphs: Stone Flies, Golden Stones, Pheasant Tails, Prince
Call the shop and ask for T.R. or Kevin to get the most up to date info on gear and bugs! 1(866) 393-7687.
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Deschutes River - Lower - July 3rd, 2003 |
FISHING: Good
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Salmon Fly hatch is winding down. Try a Goldn Stone, the fish seem to key on these as things slow down! You can still have a couple of good days now and then with fish up to 18-20". Try PMD's during the day and evening in the eddies and in shady sections.
Flies to use:
Dries: Stone Flies, Golden Stones, PMD's, Mahoganny Duns, Dark Caddis
Emergers: PMD's, Caddis
Nymphs: Stone Flies, Golden Stones, Pheasant Tails, Prince
Call the shop and ask for T.R. or Kevin to get the most up to date info on gear and bugs! 1(866) 393-7687.
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Fall River - July 3rd, 2003 |
FISHING: Great
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If you can find a place to elbow in, the Crooked River is fishing great! This is great river for the first time angler, little or no vegetation to obstruct your casting. Swarms of caddis in the late afternoon and evening and tiny mayflies all day. If you find the need to go under, try throwing a Pheasant Tail with a small Zebra Midge dropper under a pretty short indicator.
Flies to use:
Dries: PMD's, Mahoganny Duns, Dark Caddis, Midges
Emergers: PMD's, Caddis, Midges
Nymphs: Pheasant Tails, Prince, Midges, Serendipities (Red, Orange, Green)
Call the shop and ask for T.R. or Kevin to get the most up to date info on gear and bugs! 1(866) 393-7687.
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Metolius River - July 3rd, 2003 |
FISHING: Good
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Green Drakes are going off in the later part of the afternoon. The bigger rainbows are keyed on them. This hatch restores your faith that there are actually fish in this river. If you want to catch a big Dolly, use nymphs down low or if all else fails, chuck a big white streamer pattern at them.
Flies to use:
Dries: Green Drake, PMD's, Mahoganny Duns, Dark Caddis
Emergers: Drake Emergers, PMD's, Caddis
Nymphs: Drake Nymphs, Stone Flies, Golden Stones, Pheasant Tails, Prince
Call the shop and ask for T.R. or Kevin to get the most up to date info on gear and bugs! 1(866) 393-7687.
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Davis Lake - July 2nd, 2003 |
FISHING: Fair
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Davis Lake is looking very low right now. Please be careful not to stress the fish to much. Float tubes and Pontoons are the ticket, but can just as easily wet wade. Calebaetis hatch is happening from 11:00-3:00. Fish are leary, but willing. If nothing is going on trout, put a bass bug on and hit the weeds to the east of the lava flow. I saw a guy yank a 6 pounder out of there last week.
Flies to use:
Dries: Callibaetis Duns, Callibaetis Spinners
Emergers: Callibaetis Emerger and cripples.
Nymphs: Callibaetis Nymphs, Chironomids.
Streamers: Green, Brown and Black.
Call the shop and ask for T.R. or Kevin to get the most up to date info on gear and bugs! 1(866) 393-7687.
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Crooked River - July 2nd, 2003 |
FISHING: Great
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If you can find a place to elbow in, the Crooked River is fishing great! This is great river for the first time angler, little or no vegetation to obstruct your casting. Swarms of caddis in the late afternoon and evening and tiny mayflies all day. If you find the need to go under, try throwing a Pheasant Tail with a small Zebra Midge dropper under a pretty short indicator.
Flies to use:
Dries: PMD's, Mahoganny Duns, Dark Caddis, Midges
Emergers: PMD's, Caddis, Midges
Nymphs: Pheasant Tails, Prince, Midges, Serendipities (Red, Orange, Green)
Call the shop and ask for T.R. or Kevin to get the most up to date info on gear and bugs! 1(866) 393-7687.
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Metolius River - June 30th, 2003 |
FISHING: Good
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Green Drakes are going off in the later part of the afternoon. The bigger rainbows are keyed on them. This hatch restores your faith that there are actually fish in this river. If you want to catch a big Dolly, use nymphs down low or if all else fails, chuck a big white streamer pattern at them.
Flies to use:
Dries: Green Drake, PMD's, Mahoganny Duns, Dark Caddis
Emergers: Drake Emergers, PMD's, Caddis
Nymphs: Drake Nymphs, Stone Flies, Golden Stones, Pheasant Tails, Prince
Call the shop and ask for T.R. or Kevin to get the most up to date info on gear and bugs! 1(866) 393-7687.
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