Local Waters

Crane Prairie

At Crane Prairie Reservoir, you might hook the largest trout of your life...or the smallest. It's hit or miss on these waters. Click to read more.

Crooked River

The Crooked River is easily the best “classroom” river we’ve ever known, and it is perfect for complete beginners. Click to read more.

East Lake

Of the many stillwater fly fishing destinations here in Central Oregon, few are as well-known and as popular as East Lake. Click to read more.

Fall River

This little river runs approximately eight miles from its source 2 miles northwest of Pringle Falls to the Deschutes River. Click to read more.

Hosmer Lake

For almost 5 decades this river has been best known as a still water with an abundant population of a variety of trout. Click to read more.

Lava Lakes

The Lava Lakes here in Central Oregon lie along the Cascade Lakes chain and they always offer a beautiful day. Click to read more.

Lower Deschutes Fly Angling adventures

Lower Deschutes

The Lower Deschutes has been a must-fish destination for generations of anglers from around the world for years. Click to read more.

Metolius River

Known for its crystal clear, turquoise blue swirls of water, to lush, forested banks with miles and miles to explore. Click to read more.

Upper Deschutes

This part of the river is an amazingly multifaceted fishery offering a number of possibilities for fly-fishing anglers to enjoy. Click to read more.

Wickiup Reservoir

This is a large holding water, the last major dam on the Deschutes River for approximately 75 river miles to Lake Billy Chinook. Click to read more.

grindstone drift boat fly angler

The Grindstone Lakes

Located 100 miles east of Bend, The Grindstone Lakes is not your typical Private Lake Fly-Fishing destination. Click to read more.

EXPLORE CENTRAL OREGON

If you have an interest in fly fishing Oregon’s waters, conjuring a more perfect area than Bend for chasing trout and steelhead is difficult to do. Here in Central Oregon, fly fishing is a way of life for the simple reason that there’s just so much of it at our fingertips. From the smallest streams to big rivers and lakes of all sizes, we have an amazing variety to choose from. And at Fly & Field Outfitters, as much as we love to fish and explore, our passion is sharing all of these incredible places with our clients. So whether you are a highly experienced, well-traveled angler looking for information and fly selection advice, or a complete beginner hoping to get knee-deep in a trout stream and fool your first fish ever, we are here to help. And somewhere within an hour’s drive there is a water to satisfy your needs. Fly fishing and Oregon go hand in hand. Read on and you will see why.

The rivers are everywhere! Closest to Bend, we have the Deschutes River and Tumalo Creek. Both of these provide trout fishing within ten minutes of Fly & Field on the westside of Bend. A half hour south we have a little spring creek gem called the Fall River. It is beautiful, peaceful, and challenging, and open to fly fishing year ‘round. A bit farther south is the Upper Deschutes. Two stretches of this river offer different but really fun action throughout the summer months. Out east of Bend about forty-five minutes you’ll find the little tail water that is the Crooked River. This one is getting more and more attention for the sheer number of trout. It is a wonderful fishery we are so lucky to have right in our backyard. It is also open year ‘round and fishes awesome all winter. Heading north there is the Middle Deschutes and then the mighty and very famous Lower Deschutes, perhaps the most iconic Central Oregon fly fishing destination. We also have one of the grandest spring creeks in the lower 48 in the Metolious River. This is perhaps the most beautiful river you will ever see. And it fishes as difficult as it is attractive!

If lakes are your thing you’re in luck here for fly fishing in Central Oregon. Within an hour’s drive of Bend you will find dozens of quality still water fisheries. We specialize in the Cascade Lakes as well as East Lake. For those not familiar with our area, all around Mt. Bachelor is a string of gorgeous, emerald lakes. We have Sparks, Elk, Hosmer Lake, Big and Little Lava LakesCrane Prairie ReservoirWickiup Reservoir, North and South Twin, East and Paulina, and many more. There is a remarkable stretch of still water fly fishing opportunities here and the abundance and quality really has to be experienced to be believed.

If you are familiar with fly fishing in Oregon you will understand why we love it so much. If you are thinking about adding fly fishing in Bend Oregon to your list of recreational activities, we would love to help in any way possible. Give us a call at 1-866-800-2812 or email us at info@flyandfield.com if you have any questions or would like to book an Oregon fly fishing guided trip with us.

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