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Fish The Deschutes Journal
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Callibaetis hatches gain momentum
Callibaetis hatches are gaining momentum. Dry fly fishing is picking up. Pre-hatch nymph fishing with an intermediate sinking line has been accounting for lots of fish. Midges and damsels are also abundant food sources at East.
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Sight casting to individual fish
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Hot weather pushes fish into channels
July is caddis time on the Lower Deschutes
golden stones upstream of the Gorge
Buggers and leeches are producing
Fish deeper water
The Fall is fishing nicely
Seemingly unlimited numbers of small brookies
Callibaetis hatches gain momentum
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