Recent content by troutdude

It's a tad early, but...you may find some. Two words: Borden Special. Developed decades ago, by Oregonian Bob Borden. Designed SPECIFICALLY for Bluebacks. At Two Rivers Fly Shop, in downtown Albany. Mitch sells DOZENS of them every season. For casting or trolling: Hot Pink Rooster...

That's a sweet ride Lonn!

July 7, Sunday Family Fishing Event 9am-2pm Dundas Pond in Siletz From Highway 229, turn east on the Logsden Rd and drive about 0.7 miles. Turn left after the gated parking lot. The pond is located behind the red barn (labeled as USDA Food Distribution Center in the attached photo “Family...

Sounds like a Beaver invasion in duck country. GO BEAVS!!!

Sure do enjoy reading about your escapades. Your writing style often reminds me of the musings, of Pat McManus. Sans Retch Sweeney.

Is this a magic trick? Cuz the one on the left, is a swimbait! LOL

Maybe the Siletz too. It's got steel in it pretty much year round.

If it's the pond just east of the bridges, and on the south side of Hwy. 34, do NOT (repeat NOT) eat any of the fish! There is a decades old LANDFILL which butts right up to that pond, on its SW shore.

Yep. Too late for Summer Steelies; and too early for the Winter runs. Salmon is a much better bet. Although still a tad early for the Fall fish. And OnTheDrop is your "go to" guide! September, however, is a great time to chase Bluebacks / Sea Run Cutties.

From Northwest Outdoors Radio... The Leaburg Fish Hatchery on Oregon’s McKenzie River is going to dry up in terms of funding on June 30th unless over a million dollars are found to keep it in operation. The hatchery has provided salmon, steelhead and trout for the McKenzie River and other...

I was tempted to type "zero". But then I realized that isn't your question. I think.

@CatchEm what part of the state do you live in? How far are you willing to travel? More information will help us, to help you.

I thought about that as I posted. Sorry to hear about you're illness.

Whoops. My bad. Timothy Lake does have some brookies of the caliber requested.

You won't find any that large, on the west side of the Cascades.