Over the years we’ve covered nearly every topic possible related to Oregon Fly Fishing. Whatever you’re hoping to learn, it’s probably here!
Fishing had been slow all morning, that said two anglers had several opportunities but did not connect and the other two had 2 fish to hand. Our final spot loomed
Fall is prime time for steelhead fishing and there is unfortuneatly only so much of it, these five tips can help you make the most of those precious fall moments.
The fishing update on the Deschutes River consists of typical steelhead fishing reports from a season that has been plauged by murky waters of White River dumping silt into the
September has arrived and with it hints of fall. As I drove over Mt. Hood on hwy 26 recently the thermometer readout said 34 degrees- a welcome cooling from a
Fishing the Deschutes for steelhead has been interesting this year. With low flows, warmer water and glacial silt coming in from White River the angler who adapts and changes their
It’s August and it has been typically hot weather lately. The next few days hold 97 and 99 degrees in the forecast making even the dog look for shade. It’s
This month so far has been a series of ups and downs; water clarity has been good, bad and everything inbetween lately. White River, a tributary to the lower Deschutes
Trout fishing the Deschutes River in July has been up and down but recently the up’s have been way up! Water temperatures released out of the “selective water withdrawl” system
Here in Oregon we are in our second year of a drought. In much of the west many of our rivers are missing the much needed snow pack reserves to
The quest for steelhead is just that, a daunting journey that involves cold, nasty weather and a lot of casts, swings and steps through steelhead water looking for the elusive
Neil fished the run with precision, as he approached the large boulder, chrome struck and vaulted skyward almost immediately. A big chrome hen was tearing up the surface and we
Dial in your game for winter steelhead on the banks of the Clackamas River not far from Portland, Oregon with pro guide Rob Crandall. Rob reveals the tips, tricks and
Fly fishing is a lifelong quest to keep improving, and a trip doesn’t seem complete without a great “Ah-ha!” moment. Here are some tips to help you find them.
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CANCELLATION POLICY
Being a small business guiding on Oregon’s finest waters, cancellations affect us greatly. When WTO reserves your fishing date we allocate precious resources to that time frame. Each season affords us only small windows to maintain our company as a small family run business thriving amidst the ups and downs of NW fisheries. Cancellations received 60 days in advance of the trip date will receive a full refund. Any cancellations received less than 60 days from the trip date we will do our best to reschedule your trip if possible but last minute changes are often difficult as we are booked well in advance and deposits will not be refunded. We recommend purchasing trip insurance to protect you against unexpected changes to your travel plans. When weather and water conditions do not allow us to fish we will refund your deposit in full or reschedule your trip to an agreed upon fishing date.
