10-14-2004, 08:07 PM
Deschutes River - October 13th, 2004
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FISHING: Good
Deschutes River
Good
The fishing is somewhere between good and normal. The folks at Deschutes Canyon Fly Shop said it was fishing pretty good and the people situation was about normal. There are a lot of places to fish. Fish sizes are running about average in the 8 to 10 pound range, with some bigger fish in the 15 pound range. Anything as far as fly patterns go will work. The best collors seem to be black, purple, and oragne in that order. The traditional steelhead swing seems to be the best way to hook up.
Flies: Skunk, 2-6, Green Butt Skunk, 2-6, Red Butt Skunk, 2-6, Freight Train, 2-6, Signal Light, 2-6, Max Canyon, 2-6, Purple Peril, 2-6, Patricia, 2-6, Spey flies in black, purple, chartreuse, and orange, 2-6, Muddler Minnow, 4-8, Silver Hilton, 2-6
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RECORDED:
68 ° FISHING: Good Deschutes River
Good
The fishing is somewhere between good and normal. The folks at Deschutes Canyon Fly Shop said it was fishing pretty good and the people situation was about normal. There are a lot of places to fish. Fish sizes are running about average in the 8 to 10 pound range, with some bigger fish in the 15 pound range. Anything as far as fly patterns go will work. The best collors seem to be black, purple, and oragne in that order. The traditional steelhead swing seems to be the best way to hook up.
Flies: Skunk, 2-6, Green Butt Skunk, 2-6, Red Butt Skunk, 2-6, Freight Train, 2-6, Signal Light, 2-6, Max Canyon, 2-6, Purple Peril, 2-6, Patricia, 2-6, Spey flies in black, purple, chartreuse, and orange, 2-6, Muddler Minnow, 4-8, Silver Hilton, 2-6