Deschutes River- Lower Fish Report for 6-24-2022
The Lower Deschutes is fishing well
Deschutes River- Lower - Maupin, OR
by Fly and Field Outfitters
6-24-2022
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The Lower Deschutes is fishing well. Salmon Flies are finished up now and have given way to excellent caddis hatches. On any given day you may see a variety of caddis but the majority we have been seeing are tan/olive and small (18-20) black. Nymphing is still hot and rainbow warriors, two-bits, cj’s, and nitro caddis have all been producing fish. Swinging sculpin streamers and soft hackles has also been productive. The river is in good shape and the fish are active so get out there and get after them!
Recommended Dries: Chubby Chernobyl #8-10, March brown #12-14, Hackle Stacker PMD #14-18, Parachute PMD #14-18, Hackle Stacker Baetis #16-20, Parachute Baetis #16-20.
Recommended Nymphs: Jimmy Legs #8 Black or Brown, Trout Retreiver black or brown #8-10, Jigged Hares Ear #14-16, Jigged Pheasant Tail #14-16, Psycho Prince #14-16, Duracell Jig #14-18, Copper John #14-18
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for Friday, June 17th, 2022Metolius River: Hearing reports of Green Drakes around
Deschutes River- Lower: Salmon Flies are coming to a close
Deschutes River- Upper: Dry fly action should continue to improve as summer moves along
Crooked River: The Crooked is fishing decent but the flows are low right now
Fall River: Nymphing remains the most consistent method
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Crane Prairie is still hit and miss but seems to be coming around a bit
: Hearing good reports from both the twin lakes
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