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Fish Report for 6-19-2022
Fully transitioned to summer hatches
6-19-2022
The Fly Fishers Place
The Lower Deschutes is pretty fully transitioned to summer hatches of PMD #16, Pale Evening Dun #12-14, Caddis Tan #14-16, Olive #16, Brown #16-18, Black #18-20.
Fishing has been quite good, even seeing dry fly action mid day during this time of cooler afternoons. I say that because so often when the hot summer weather comes it mostly delays the dry fly action to the mornings and evenings. (Mostly….not entirely if you look in the right places like eddies and shade lines).
Caddis Pupa and Brown Micro Mayflies have been wonderful for the FFP guides. They are also doing well on Perdigons and Soft Hackle PT’s.
Trout Spey is alive and well on the big river. Swinging sculpins and crayfish looking patterns is picking up some nice trout.
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for Sunday, June 19th, 2022Metolius River: Green Drakes have definitely ramped up
Deschutes River: Fishing well after the high water last weekend
Deschutes River- Upper: Upper D is well stocked
Fall River: The Fall River was excellent for us this week
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McKenzie River: The McKenzie is down to about 5000 cfs today
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Crane Prairie Reservoir: Crane Prairie in the Deschutes and Cultus areas are fishing better
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Lava Lake: Lava Lake Fishing Report
East Lake: East Lake is good fishing
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for Saturday, June 11th, 2022Metolius River: Many caddis species are hatching
Deschutes River- Lower: Excellent Euro Nymph action
Deschutes River: The Middle Deschutes today is brown and high
Fall River: Fall River Fishing Report
McKenzie River: The McKenzie is very high
Hosmer Lake: Hosmer Lake Fishing Report
East Lake: East Lake was excellent fishing this week
Paulina Lake: Paulina is fishing well
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Crane Prairie showed way more signs of life this week!
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