Our good friend Jon Covich from Fly Water Travel will be hosting a journey to the remote and beautiful jungles of Colombia to target big peacock bass and other jungle types. We did this journey in 2015 and it...
We understood it was coming and here we are. Low water will likely stay for the remainder of the summertime. While it's a little frightening for water temperatures and environment it does provide anglers unmatched access to water. More...
From Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife It's going to be a scorcher out there, and fish are feeling the heat, too-- on top of dealing with an extreme to severe dry spell in the majority of Oregon. Hence,...
This previous Monday I did a fast lower river float, (Hendricks to Hayden) with Liz Perkin of Native Fish Society and Dave Thomas (NFS McKenzie River Fish Steward) of Eugene. Our conversations were vast array however mainly concentrated on...
Regardless of what appears like an extremely hot, extremely low water year in the making the lower McKenzie has lots of water. The Walterville Canal is presently empty and the absence of water diversion is providing stretches of water...
We have had a couple of damp days of late on the McKenzie River and mayflies have actually been hatching daily. Green Drakes and Pale Morning Duns have actually been out in great numbers. In addition little brown and...
The bugs are out! It was a traditional dry fly fishing day on the upper Mckenzie today. The hatch brought numerous fish to the surface area mid day and into the early night. Parachute Adams (large), Klinkhammer, yellow sallies,...
From Joe Harwood Eugene Water and Electric Board Eugene Water & & Electric Board Generation personnel on Thursday afternoon began diverting less water into the Walterville Power Canal to increase McKenzie River streams in the bypassed reach of the...
Lower Mckenzie continues to produce! We saw an erratic hatch of Mckenzie Green Caddis, Yellow Sallies, and tan caddis. The majority of our fish were captured nymphing with Mega Prince and the notorious Possie Bugger. Nevertheless, keeping an...
The Willamette River and tributaries are seeing some quality fly fishing for smallmouth bass currently. Lower and warmer water have the bass illuminating to patterns like RIO Meat Sweats,> Micro Game Changers and Double Barrel Poppers. Offer Alex a...
