We’ll keep on saying it, this is one of our favorite times of year to find those healthy Redsides of the Lower Deschutes on a fly. Trout fishing has been good, and while there is little opportunity to fish dries there is no better option for finding good numbers of quality, native fish on a …
It is an excellent time of year to be on the Lower Deschutes. Trout fishing has been pretty awesome and the chance of finding a Steelhead on the end of the line provides an underlying sense of excitement and anticipation through each day. Everyone here at the shop was lucky enough to take a few …
Trout fishing has been good on the Lower Deschutes, most fish are coming on nymphs but there are still enough small Caddis around to bring fish to the surface occasionally throughout the afternoon. There are decent numbers of big October Caddis around as well, and fish will take a big #10-12 orange stimulator or similar …
It’s a great time of year to be on the Lower Deschutes, there are hungry Redsides working hard to pack in calories and an abundance of insects giving them the opportunity to feed aggressively. We are still seeing good numbers of Caddis with some sporadic Mayfly activity, and the big October Caddis adults are all …
There is hardly a better place to soak up the sunny Fall days than the Lower Deschutes. The lower river has been sunny, warm, and full of hungry Redsides that are working hard to put on weight before the cold of winter sets in. There is still plenty of insect activity, with a good mix …
We’ve been having excellent days on the Lower Deschutes, with good numbers of high quality fish readily showing their willingness to take a well presented fly. Most of the action has been subsurface, but there are still good numbers of Caddis adults around, and like many rivers in the area October Caddis are showing in …
Trout fishing continues to improve on the Lower Deschutes and our guides have been reporting pretty consistent action on most days. We are seeing the most success with the standard nymph set up, a big Stonefly or October Caddis followed by a small Mayfly or Caddis emerger has been a good go to. A large …
The trout fishing on the Lower D continues to improve with the consistent cool days of Fall. Fish are more active and have been feeding consistently on a variety of subsurface insects. We’ve been seeing the most success on small Mayfly patterns but fish are eating Stoneflies and Caddis Pupa as well. October Caddis are …
We are happy to say that the warmest days of the year on the Lower Deschutes have come and gone. With the consistent cool weather and temperatures dropping nicely at night the Redsides on the Lower D are becoming more active and eating a little more consistently as a result. Fishing will vary day to …
Trout fishing on the Lower Deschutes has been good, and should continue to improve as we move into fall. Cooler weather and water temps have made the fish a little more active, and we are finding good numbers of fish with two-fly nymph rigs. A small Stonefly followed by a baetis pattern or Caddis pupa …
