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Fish Report for 10-23-2021

The Lower Deschutes trout fishing is holding steady

10-23-2021
The Fly Fishers Place

The Lower Deschutes trout fishing is holding steady, and we are having good days on nymphs with some occasional dry fly opportunities. Our FFP guides have been having the best luck on October Caddis Pupa, Girdle Bugs, Golden Stones, Copper Johns, Perdigons and a variety of Jig Nymphs.
Trout Spey on Sculpins and Leeches is a fun way to approach a nice run on the big water too. I am so excited for my new 3 weight Sage Trout Spey to get here!



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