Reports

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Fishing is improving on the Lower Deschutes River. The stone fly hatch is in full swing from Warmsprings to Maupin. The best fishing is still closer to Maupin and should remain so for the rest of this week, into next week. There are tons of stones in the grass from Warmsprings to Whitehorse, which means they are still mating. Once they finish it should be on. Some fish have already keyed into them, but the best fishing is still to come.

Here are some photos from our resent adventures:

Here they come...

The famous stone fly hatch A.K.A. the Salmon fly hatch is happening right now the Deschutes River. It case you haven't heard... it is one of the most famous hatches on any western river. Truly it is an experience everyone should have at some point in their fishing careers.

Deschutes River Report

Wednesday evening we returned to Bend after our first trip on the Lower Deschutes for the season. It was great to get back down there. We lucked out, no one else was on the river, we had the entire 32 miles to ourselves. The fishing was very good in a few spots and o.k. in others. The stone fly nymphs are moving around big time. We even saw a few crawling out of the river and molting. It won't be long before the river is teaming with the big bugs. Wednesday's rain brought on a thick mayfly hatch. BWO's, Mahoganies, and a few PMD's where hatching and the trout where chewing on them.

It was a great trip. Check out the photos.

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