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Deschutes River - Lower - July 25th, 2011
supplied by: The Flyfishers Place
RECORDED: 
85 °
FISHING: Great
River Flows are average and the fishing is spectacular! Fish are primarly feeding on caddis and PMD's. Fishing in the afternoon and evening times are the most productive. Beaded nymphs can also be really productive.
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Deschutes River - Lower - July 25th, 2011
supplied by: Deschutes River Outfitters
FISHING: Good
Hitting mid summer stride. We just came off of some stable summer weather and it fished like July should fish. The week prior was ok, but a little tougher. Stability is what we are looking for. When the hatches are consistent and the fish can hit a steady pattern the banks will have fish up and working. Hopefully we can squeak a couple more days of summer out of this weather pattern and keep the caddis, fish and us happy.
Hearing some more rumors on the street of some steel being picked up down low, but nothing ripping as of late. Looks like the numbers are starting to catch up a bit. It is about that time to start thinking and making plans. After this next week of trout trips, hopefully we can recon. I know I need a steelhead fix. It has been a while. That last winter fish was a long time ago.
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Deschutes River - Lower - July 20th, 2011
supplied by: The Flyfishers Place
RECORDED:
80 °
FISHING: Great
The caddis hatch is still on. PMDs are hatching around 1 or 2. Drifting dead caddis on top can be an effective method late after noon. Nymphing pheasant tails, hares ears, and green rock worms can effective during the day.The lat four hours of the day are easily the best.
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Deschutes River - Lower - July 19th, 2011
supplied by: Deschutes Canyon Fly Shop, Inc.
RECORDED: 
73 °
FISHING: Good
Steelhead:
Deschutes Summer Steelhaed:
So far, very low numbers of steelhead have made they’re way into the lower ten miles of the Deschutes River. Fishing for them has been unproductive and obviously disappointing. Water temperatures have climbed quickly to the upper 60’s and is the feared reason why. More later.
Trout:
Deschutes River Redside Trout Report:
River levels have dropped steadily and are now at a very favorable flow range. You will find trout feeding on dries, wets, and nymphs in back eddies, inside current seams, riffles, fast water pockets and steep bank runs. Make sure you cover those tight to the bank areas, as this is still the most consistent producing places.
Make sure you have: Igloo Case Building Caddis, (20’s) Net Spinning Caddis Larva and pupa, (16’s) PMD’s, nymphs, emergers, and adults, (16’s) and PED’s nymphs emergers and adults, (12)’s. These hatches are in good numbers and should be fished from 12 noon until 7 Pm.. Don’t forget about midge, they hatch all year long, and if you don’t mind fishing these (18’s) (20’s) (22’s) in the slow water, you can sometimes save the day. Also, be willing to stay out until last light, usually the best caddis fishing of the day is in the last 45 minutes of the day.
A good plan is to take a few moments to study and look for rising or sipping trout in back eddies, and slack water, just inside a current edge that forms a food gathering seam. Nothing there? No sweat, head for the tree lines and work your way up stream at a good pace. Have fun !!!
If you have Q’s, Please don’t hesitate to call, John Smeraglio, Nate Morris, or Joe Ringo, ... We’d be glad to help!
(541) 395-2565,
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Deschutes River - Lower - July 14th, 2011
supplied by: Deschutes Canyon Fly Shop, Inc.
RECORDED:
73 °
FISHING: Good
Steelhead:
Deschutes Summer Steelhaed:
So far, very low numbers of steelhead have made they’re way into the lower ten miles of the Deschutes River. Fishing for them has been unproductive and obviously disappointing. Water temperatures have climbed quickly to the upper 60’s and is the feared reason why. More later.
Trout:
Deschutes River Redside Trout Report:
River levels have dropped steadily and are now at a very favorable flow range. You will find trout feeding on dries, wets, and nymphs in back eddies, inside current seams, riffles, fast water pockets and steep bank runs. Make sure you cover those tight to the bank areas, as this is still the most consistent producing places.
Make sure you have: Igloo Case Building Caddis, (20’s) Net Spinning Caddis Larva and pupa, (16’s) PMD’s, nymphs, emergers, and adults, (16’s) and PED’s nymphs emergers and adults, (12)’s. These hatches are in good numbers and should be fished from 12 noon until 7 Pm.. Don’t forget about midge, they hatch all year long, and if you don’t mind fishing these (18’s) (20’s) (22’s) in the slow water, you can sometimes save the day.
A good plan is to take a few moments to study and look for rising or sipping trout in back eddies, and slack water, just inside a current edge that forms a food gathering seam. Nothing there? No sweat, head for the tree lines and work your way up stream at a good pace. Have fun !!!
If you have Q’s, Please don’t hesitate to call, John Smeraglio, Nate Morris, or Joe Ringo, ... We’d be glad to help!
(541) 395-2565,
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Deschutes River - Lower - July 11th, 2011
supplied by: Deschutes River Outfitters
FISHING: Great
Heading into mid-summer. Fising has been good lately and we are diving into caddis action. Dry fly fishing has been good when steady warm, mellow wind days have come together. Still haven't had too many smoking hot days and when we get that I thing we will grabe a gear and have some great fishing. PMD's and PED's have been in the mix with the caddis as well. When it has been cooler and/ or windier we have been nymphing. Small pheasant tails and caddis pupas have been decent. Fishing should continue to be good. Classic summer on the "D".
We are starting to keep our eyes on the steelhead heading up the Columbia. In the next week or so it is time for a recon. Before we know it, steel willl be on the radar, and we are getting ready for early season and chrome fish. Now is the time to start gathering up your buddies and making plans for 2011 Deschutes Steelhead.
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Deschutes River - Lower - July 11th, 2011
supplied by: The Flyfishers Place
RECORDED:
75 °
FISHING: Excellent
The last four hours of the day have ben the most productive hours. The Caddis hatch has been insane. We have a few in the shop that are really getting the job done. PMD's patterns can also take some fish in the evening. During the day nymphing is the best method to pick up fish.
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Deschutes River - Lower - June 27th, 2011
supplied by: Deschutes River Outfitters
FISHING: Good
Well it looks like bonus round on the salmon flies and stones had dried up. Lasted longer than most thought. On the plus side, fish are keying in on caddis and dry and nymphing has been good. Fishing should do nothing but get better as the weather heats up and more fish key in and more caddis pop. Summer time Deschutes fishing is getting ramped up.
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Deschutes River - Lower - June 27th, 2011
supplied by: The Flyfishers Place
RECORDED:
75 °
FISHING: Great
The stoneflies are officially over, but the fishing is still GREAT! The PMD's and caddis are dominant hatches at the moment. There are also PED hatches. Fishing in the evening will be the best time of day where we'll be seeing lots of PMD's, PED's, caddis and rusty spinners. Swung soft hackles and diving caddis have been productive ways of fishing. As always nymphing has been the best method of during midday.
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Deschutes River - Lower - June 24th, 2011
supplied by: Deschutes River Outfitters
FISHING: Good
Warm Springs and upper section still have adult salmon flies and golden stones. Fished well the other day. Caddis, and PMDs are building and fish are keying in as well. We are transitioning from salmon fly blitz to summer time patterns. Hot stable weather will get the caddis rolling. So far it has been fishing well and should continue.
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