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Small nymphs. Evening dries. 600 CFS (vs 520 avg).
Latest 9/11:
http://wwwcreeksideflyfishing-rich.blogspot.com/
Slow for steelhead around Maupin; more fish near the mouth. Cooler weather would help (but forecast is hot). Trout on caddis, craneflies. October caddis soon. 600 - 620 CFS > a week (vs 520 avg).
Latest 9/8:
http://www.deschutesangler.com/retail/common/community/article_stripped.asp?store_id=999&id=373
Cooler weather has improved steelhead fishing, but forecast is hot. 600 CFS (vs. 520 avg).
Has been windy (40+ mph), difficult casting, though a few steelies caught. Should calm somewhat, but still gusts 10 - 20 mph friday-sunday. 600 CFS (vs. 520 avg).
Latest 9/1:
http://www.flyfishingoregonblog.com/
Chromers tough. Trout not great either, but lots of evening caddis. Should improve with cooler weather this weekend. 600 - 650 CFS > a week (vs. 525 avg).
Latest 8/29:
http://www.deschutesangler.com/retail/common/community/article_stripped.asp?store_id=999&id=373
Trout > steelhead. Trout "surprisingly good for August", with conflicting signals on techniques: small nymphs > dries: caddis, aquatic moths, PMD's. Steelhead still tough to catch, but becoming more consistent. Best below falls and at mouth.
Latest reports 8/24:
http://www.deschutesangler.com/retail/common/community/article_stripped.asp?store_id=999&id=373
http://www.flyandfield.com/lower-deschutes.php (8/23)
Emphasis shifting to steelhead. Slow start, best in lower stretches. Crowded. 600 CFS (vs. 520 avg).
Latest reports 8/21:
http://www.flyandfield.com/lower-deschutes.php
Slowing for trout. Evening caddis, nymphing. Steelhead improving, best in lower stretch. 600 CFS (vs. 500 avg).
Latest reports 8/17:
http://wwwcreeksideflyfishing-rich.blogspot.com/
http://www.deschutesoutfitters.com/fishing-reports (8/16)
Steelhead forecast good, based on fish numbers (6000-8000 daily over Dalles Dam last week). Chrome entering deschutes now that temperature delta vs. columbia has narrowed.
Latest reports 8/15:
http://oregonflyfishingblog.com/
Steelhead "improving rapidly", water temps lowering, but not crowded yet (will change soon). Mostly wild fish. Fish the surface. Good a.m. rainbow fishing: micro caddis, craneflies, moths, choroids, micro mayfly spinners. Also p.m. caddis. 600 CFS (slow downward drift).
Latest reports 8/10:
http://www.deschutesangler.com/retail/common/community/article_stripped.asp?store_id=999&id=373
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