Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 10-16-2022

The Lower Deschutes is fishing pretty good for trout

10-16-2022
The Fly Fishers Place

The Lower Deschutes is fishing pretty good for trout on the Warm Springs to Trout Creek drift. Some risers in the eddies, but better fishing on Euro Nymphs Caddis Pupa, 2 Bits, Rainbow Warriors, October Caddis Pupa and large Stonefly Nymphs.
Steelhead are around from WS to the Mouth. If you go, and you’re lucky enough to catch a wild fish, treat it with the utmost respect. Barbless, big net, keep them wet, no out of water photo, don’t touch them with gloves and realize they still have a big journey to complete so fight them fast with equipment that will make the fight fast.



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