Wednesday, August 28, 2019

Birthday Fish

It's always nice to land a nice Wild Deschutes Steelhead. This hen gave me quite a fight.
It's even better when it's your birthday.

Wednesday, January 25, 2017

WINTER STEELHEAD January 2017


After the ice and snow got off the river  fished good. Water dropping and clearing and not much weather in the forecast.  Both the Sandy and Clackamas have . fish in the system.
Fish on........Ted

Monday, December 28, 2015

CHRISTMAS STEELHEAD


This winter steelhead season staring with a bang. There are bright and hot winter steelhead in both the Sandy and Clackamas Rivers. Water level are good and conditions look to stay that way for a while.
Enjoy!!!! Don't for get to get your 2016 Fishing License... Happy Holidays

Friday, May 29, 2015

DESCHUTES RIVER MAY 29, 2015

Many happy anglers on the river these past few weeks, chasing trout with Salmon flies.
As the Salmon fly hatch winds down the fish are moving out into the current and away from the bank. There are also Yellow Sallies, Green Drakes, PMD's and Caddis. Dries with dropper have been working quite well. Nymphing  has been good in the faster current edges.
Don't be afraid to huck a big bug in the center of the river and have some fun.

Saturday, May 9, 2015

SALMON FLIES & TRAFFIC May 9,2015

The Salmon flies are starting to fly in Maupin. You should get a lot of refusals. Keep changing flies and the fish will take care of the rest. Nymphing is still working great, and providing some fun action.
More Salmon Flies were moving around Maupin compared to below Shears Falls, however it was still good nymphing with some good dry fly action.

Highway 26 over Mt Hood is under construction. There is one land road with 24 hour flagging.
allow about 30 minutes extra for travel time when heading to the Deschutes and Warm Springs.

Friday, February 20, 2015

FEBUARY WINTER STEELHEAD

Bright Winter Steelhead running in both the Sandy and Clackamas rivers.  The water levels are very important to where the fish hold in the rivers. We have unusual warm water and weather for this time of year. Causing quick spikes and drops in the water levels,with lots of low water levels. This keeps the fish moving and holding lies change daily on some runs. So fish the whole run. We landed this nice Steelhead in the head of the run.


Tuesday, January 20, 2015

WILD SANDY RIVER STEELHEAD

This wild Winter Steelhead measured length 37", girth 171/2", calculated to 18.5lbs.
Landed midday in bright sunlight on a Winters Hope pattern.
Water is fluctuating with the rains, keep track of water levels.
There are fish in both the Sandy and Clackamas rivers.
Go enjoy.
Fish On........Ted