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Wallowa River - March 11th, 2010
supplied by: Winding Waters River Expeditions
RECORDED: 
60 °
FISHING: Excellent
Sorry for the late report for last weekend.
The Fishing just keeps getting better and better on the Wallowa Steelhead Fishing Train. I also just got myself on the Creel Report Emailing list. Click on the link below to take a look at the report. The numbers are at levels never seen before Yahoo.
Tom said the conditions continue to remain consistent on the Wallowa. Clear water holding right around 37 degrees. Most fish are still being caught nymphing but Tom has also been trying his hand with the Spay Rod and has been catching his fair share on the Swing. Very exciting for this time of year on the Wallowa.
Creel Report Link:
http://www.windingwatersrafting.com/fishing_and_hunting/winding_waters_fishing_report/stscreel2010mar9.pdf
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Crooked River - March 10th, 2010
supplied by: The Flyfishers Place
RECORDED:
48 °
FISHING: Good
Most days are producing good BWO hatches along with midges. WHen the hatch isn't on we've had good fishing with Nymphs under an indicator or trailed behind an attactor dry. Water conditions are very nice and I don't anticipate seeing high water this spring with such a low snowpack.
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Deschutes River - Middle - March 10th, 2010
supplied by: The Flyfishers Place
RECORDED:
49 °
FISHING: Fair
The Water is still pretty high and will be until mid April, but if you poke around you'll find some good fishing from Bend down to Lake Billy Chinook.
March Browns, BWO, Skawla's and Midges are the most important hatches but look for small dark caddis to be hatching too and getting more prolific in the next month.
Nymphs and Streamers are great bets when the water is high.
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Deschutes River - Lower - March 10th, 2010
supplied by: The Flyfishers Place
RECORDED:
52 °
FISHING: Good
We have begun the guide season in Maupin for 2010 and it is nice to be back on the river!
We're seeing March Browns and Baetis hatches and picking up some fish on dries.
Stonefly Nymphs, Buggers and serendipity, green rock worms & copper johns are al fishing well.
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Fall River - March 10th, 2010
supplied by: The Flyfishers Place
RECORDED:
44 °
FISHING: Good
The Fall continues to be a great choice for late winter and early spring. Good hatches and generally cooperative (sometimes very picky & selective) fish.
Also try tungsten bead nymphs and even streamers for results.
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Metolius River - March 10th, 2010
supplied by: The Flyfishers Place
RECORDED:
45 °
FISHING: Good
The most consistent fishing is on Nymphs using a golden stone with a small dropper. We are also seeing BWO and cinygmula hatches and expect these to get much stronger as we move towards the end of the month.
Bull Trout are active and will take a streamer although most are being caught on nymphs now.
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Sisters Oregon Area - Lakes - March 10th, 2010
supplied by: The Flyfishers Place
RECORDED:
47 °
FISHING: Good
We are just opening Canyon Creek Ranch for the season and recently stocked it with trophy rainbows! We've already fished it about 2 weeks ago and the fish were really turning on then.
Book now for Spring! This is going to be a red-hot fishery this season.
Guided and unguided trips are available starting at $125 per person.
Call for more details. (541)549-3474
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Clark Ranch - private - February 22nd, 2010
supplied by: Go West Outfitters
RECORDED:
50 °
FISHING: Great
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Grande Ronde River - February 18th, 2010
supplied by: Swede's Fly Shop
RECORDED: 
36 °
FISHING: Good
We have been down to the Ronde a few times in the past weeks and the fishing has been good. Swinging bunny leeches in dark colors and yarn egg droppers work well. Drifted Bogans to Shoemaker and pick up three very nice steelhead. As we get closer to March the steelhead will be closer to being on the red, so you may want to plan a trip soon before they start spawning, as the fish need some peace and quiet.
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North Santiam River - February 17th, 2010
supplied by: The Patient Angler
RECORDED: 
48 °
FISHING: Good
Got a chance to get over and fish the North Santiam River a couple days ago. I made the drive over the hill and arrived at the first spot I wanted to fish just as the sun was coming up. I love the first run in the morning at first light; it always makes the bleary-eyed o-dark thirty drives to where ever you are going worth while.
The water was clear and running at about 1250cfs from the dam and 2600cfs below Mehama. The weather was warm with heavy overcast that soon turned to rain which continued most of the day. I didn’t have great expectations, but there have been a few reports of a fish or two being caught. I fished through my first run without a pull and hiked upstream to another run I like to fish and found my first fish of the day. About twenty minutes into the second run a really nice wild fish that went over 10 pounds grabbed my fly with a hard strike and the race was on. It took me a little while with it’s hard runs mixed in with a couple of jumps, but I was finally able to subdue this thick shouldered fish and bring him to hand. I fished through the rest of the afternoon and was delighted to hook two more fish, but failed to land either one with both coming unbuttoned during the fight for a LDR (long distance release).
I’m glad the days are getting longer because it kills me to have to call it a day when the fishing is good and it gets dark so early. The day came to an end and I headed back over the pass, which is a lot more enjoyable when you have a couple of fish to think about on the way home.
The Patient Angler patientangler.com
Peter Bowers
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