Winter Steelhead
Our first day of winter steelhead season started off with a bang. We
hit two steelhead and farmed a third in just over 2/3 of a day fishing.
The next day our luck wasn’t as good and the fish were playing hard to
get. Thats the way it can be for winter steelheading on a fly. The good
news is we know there are fish around and the ones that are here are
shiny and ready for battle.
On Monday a big rain storm hit our area and the Sandy went from 3500 cfs
to over 25000 cfs in a matter of 16 hours. But the river level is
coming down fast (12,300 cfs as of Tuesday night) and with the freezing
level dropping the Sandy should be back into shape before we know it.
With this big spike in the river level it should bring in the next wave
fish into the Sandy.
Tight Lines
Deschutes River Anglers
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Anthony Carruesco reports on 12.10.2015 http://www.acflyfishing.com/We’ve had some pretty bomber fishing happening up here the past few weeks. The Lower Sac has been consistently giving us big fish...
Jim Stimson Reports on 12.10.2015Most of the weather models are coming into agreement, the Eastern Sierra by Thursday will be getting pounded by a substantial storm. Even though we are off to a goo...
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