Video How To | The Klamath Intruder
Most commonly fished on the John Day and Lower Deschutes River(s) around us, the Klamath Intruder (and it’s many variations) is a staple in the boxes of anglers in Oregon
Most commonly fished on the John Day and Lower Deschutes River(s) around us, the Klamath Intruder (and it’s many variations) is a staple in the boxes of anglers in Oregon
Commercially tied by our friends over at RIO Products, the Soccer Mom is a Central Oregon favorite for both stillwater and streams, alike. Offered in a size 10, I prefer
Chironomids are a huge food source for trout in most lakes, especially here in Central Oregon. This pattern utilizes a transparent body material that when tied over white thread creates
With new materials coming out seemingly by the day, it allows fly tyers to experiment and create more durable fish catching flies! The Faux Mayfly is tied using Faux Bucktail,
We’ve all seen them. We might have a buddy that ties them. What are they? Good Flies. These are the flies that look better than the ones in the bins
The Sculpzilla is a favorite among streamer fisherman. The size and silhouette are a perfect match for sculpin and a lot of other baitfish. Its trailing hook ensures a solid
It’s got just the right amount of flash and is buggy enough to look like a lot of different insects. The bead, copper wire, and weighted wraps ensure it gets
The Intruder fly has revolutionized winter steelheading and brought an entire culture with it. The large profile stands out in dark winter waters and also elicits aggressive grabs from occasional
The Pheasant Tail nymph is still one of the best mayfly nymph patterns out there. This slight variation replaces the weakness-prone peacock with extremely durable, synthetic dubbing. The color options