This is the time of year when some regulations on our fisheries come into effect and this is a brief overview of what will be coming up in the weeks and months ahead. While the going is good be sure to check out our fishing reports, stop in at the shop, or give us a …
As this crazy summer wanes into fall, our focus turns downriver, to the mighty Lower Deschutes River and its amazing denizens. For many of us, this is our favorite couple months down there. With the shorter days comes one of the bigger bites of food the fish see all year, the October Caddis. Last year’s …
We would like to extend a humble and grateful thank you to all of our customers, guests, and friends that have walked through the doors of the fly shop walked with us on the banks of our beautiful rivers and fished with us on our boats this spring and summer! Your support to shop local …
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Just a few weeks ago, we were uncertain about the guide service’s future and if, when, or where we could take folks out fishing for the 2020 season. Reluctantly enough, we were just about in full swing at the beginning of June! From fishing on the Cascade Lakes, Lower Deschutes Day Floats, Walk and Wade …
After an uncertain couple of months, Fly and Field Guide Service finally have all the information, permission, and protocols in place to get our season going. We have done every bit of due diligence to be sure we are working within the structure set forth by our permit administrators and government agencies. Click here to learn …
We here at Fly and Field Outfitters are pleased to announce that we’ve decided to go forward with our 2020 Guide Season. After much discussion with all the powers that be -from the Deschutes National Forest to Bureau of Land Management, to the Governor’s Office and Oregon State Marine Board- we feel that we have …
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Grindstone Lakes Invitation Fly and Field Outfitters’ guide service manager, Griff Marshall is hosting a trip to the world famous stillwater playground, Grindstone Lakes this June and you’re invited! We have secured three days in mid-June for prime fishing, good weather and long days to explore the ranch’s five unbelievable lakes. If three days of …
Well, here we are leaning into mid-May and at least one thing is as it would normally be: the salmonfly hatch is in full bloom on the Lower Deschutes River. Yes, this one thing we can count on when all the rest of it’s gone to pot. No matter your favorite beat of the river, …
It’s been another crazy week! We find ourselves leaning into the end of April with a confused state of affairs regarding our local fisheries. While some things have come clearer, others remain quite murky. For those of you who tuned in to last week’s update, forgive that there will be some redundancies herein. For those …
Forgive that we haven’t posted reports recently. It has been very hard keeping track of our local fisheries for last couple weeks. Between the Bureau of Land Management, National Forest and State Parks, and then throw in the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, there are many powers that be involved. And so there are …
