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Fishing Reports

Northwestern States


Deschutes River
July 14, 2002


Posted by The Fly Fishing Shop
Contact: Mark Bachmann
Welches, OR 97067 USA
Phone 1: 1-800-266-3971
Fax: 503-622-5490
Email: flyfish@teleport.com
URL: http://www.flyfishusa.com

Current Report
There is trout action throughout the day. Be prepared for PMD hatches mid- day. Midge hatches can also be important. Nymphing with may fly nymphs, midge pupa, caddis larva or stone fly nymph patterns can be productive for trout and whitefish. Small nymphs are the ticket. Glo Bugs are also productive. The above situations are best covered with a floating fly line and all patterns are fished drag free.

Two-Week Fishing Forecast
Water flows in the Deschutes will be stable. Water temperatures will warm. Hatches will become more prolific. Predictions are favorable.

Hatch Info
PMD's, PED's, Beatis, Midges, Aquatic Moths & Caddis hatches. Yellow Sally Stoneflies abundent along parts of the river. Dry fly fishing has been good.

Hot Fly Patterns

Be sure to print this list for your maximum benefit.
TROUT FLIES

Elk Hair Caddis, Tan #14- #16

Elk Hair Caddis, Olive #14-#18

Elk Hair Caddis, Brown #14-#18

Elk Hair Caddis, Yellow #14-#16

Elk Hair Caddis, Black #16-#18

PMD Dry #16-#18

PMD Emerger #16-#18

PMD Cripple #16-#18

PMD Spinner#16-#18

PED Dry #14

Baetis Hair Wing Dun #18

Baetis C.D.C. Dun #18

Baetis Emerger #18

Baetis Nymph #16 - #18

Hunchback Nymph #16

Parachute Adams #14- #18

Parachute Blue Wing Olive #14-#18

Caddis Sparkle Pupa,yellow/brown #16-#18

Caddis Sparkle Pupa,gray #16

Caddis Sparkle ,green #16- #18

Gold Rib Hares Ear #12- #18

Pheasant Tail Nymph #14- #18

Peaking Caddis Larva #6- #10

Glo Bugs, various eggy colors #10-#6

Black Floating Midge Pupa #16-#20

Bead Head Green Caddis Larva #12

Glass Bead Green Rock Worm #12-#14

Bead-Head Prince Nymph #8- #16

Bead-head Rubber Leg Hares Ear #12-#16

Black Stone Fly Nymph #8- #12

Golden Stone Fly Nymph #10-#12

Possibly the largest fly selection on-line...you won't believe the color rendition. www.flyfishUSA.com > Catalog > Flies

For the best over-veiw of Deschutes River winter fishing check out: www.flyfishUSA.com > About Our Waters > Deschutes > Seasonal Changes -or- http://www.flyfishusa.com/abou t-our-waters/deschutes- river/seasonal- changes/dseasons.html


River Flows
River Level: Flow at Warm Springs is Stage: 2.87 - 3960 cfs (3820cfs is mean average for this time of year). Visibility in the water is 6'- 8' feet at Warm Springs & 3'- 5' foot below White River. Flow at Moody Rapids near the mouth is Stage: 2.59 - 4650 cfs, 4570 cfs is average for this time of year). Water temperature is 50-56 degrees. Remember you can get the most comprehensive list of stream flows for the Pacific Northwest; covering Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana from http://www.flyfishusa.com/abou t-our-waters/stream- flows/water-flows.html River Level: Flow at Warm Springs is Stage: 2.97 - 4200 cfs (4035cfs is mean average for this time of year). Visibility in the water is 6'- 8' feet at Warm Springs & 3'- 5' foot below White River. Flow at Moody Rapids near the mouth is Stage: 2.75 - 5140 cfs, 4860 cfs is average for this time of year). Water temperature is 50-56 degrees. Remember you can get the most comprehensive list of stream flows for the Pacific Northwest; covering Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana from http://www.flyfishusa.com/abou t-our-waters/stream- flows/water-flows.html

Fly-fishing Schools
16-Hour On the Water Steelhead Fly fishing School Take a drift boat ride down the Deschutes River with: Mark Bachmann, Brian Silvey and Ron Lauzon. This is a school that will cover a lot of water and fishing knowledge in one day. Summer Steelhead will bite any time of day on the Deschutes River, however odds go way up during the low light hours of morning and evening. That is why we are starting very early and are staying late. We want to give you maximum advantage by having as many fish hooked during this class as possible. Nothing teaches you more about fishing than being where fish are being hooked and landed. Emphasis will be on floating line fishing, but will also cover sinking tip fishing during mid-day periods. Both single-hand and two-hand rods will be demonstrated. Learn how to locate steelhead water and how to approach it. Watch an expert guide as he fishes and discloses the secrets and proven methods that put fish on the beach. Get a lot of hands on help so that you too can be productive. Save yourself five years of experimenting on your own. Bring your own waders & rain gear. Rods, reels, flies & tackle are supplied. A barbequed lunch will be served on the river. There will be a long rest period after lunch. Cots will be supplied and we urge that you consider napping along the river for a couple of hours to re-charge your batteries for the evening fishing and the long ride home. Price includes Deschutes Boaters Pass. Meet at The Fly Fishing Shop at 4:30am arrive back at 11:30pm. Because of the demand we are going to do a second summer steelhead class! Date: August 16, 2002 - 9 students only! First come, first served. $195 per student.

Sale Information
The 39.95 Fishing Vest ON SALE for $19.95 $39.95 is what our competition sells this vest for when they put them on sale. You will be astounded at the quality of materials, craftsmanship and features in this vest. Some vests with the same features sell for over $100. The design of this vest makes it handy for fly fishing, spin fishing, photography etc. It is so affordable that you can have several and organize each for a different task. Now you can afford to have separate vests for steelhead, bass and trout. That is organization for a dedicated angler who is on the go. Imagine the time you will save not having to swap fly boxes, leaders and tippet every time you want to sample a different fishery.

Special Events
Winston Day 2002Saturday July 20, 9:00am - 4:00pm Featureing Jon Covich representing:R.L.Winston Rod Co. makers of fine fly rodsCast a Winston Rod for a chance to win an Outcast Fat Cat 66 Float Tube = Value $269.FREE CASTING LESSONS (all day) !!! FREE BARBEQUE (noon-on) !!! FREE PRIZES (every hour) !!! For The Ladies Only!Win A Very Rare Unused IM-6 Joan Wulff Favorite Winston Rod Worth $595.A special drawing will be held July 20 for women only. Must be present to win.


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