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Most of the post-season deer shows in the Midwest have wrapped up by now, and from reports I’m getting, overall entries into the big buck contests were down significantly. According to a scorer friend at the Illinois Deer Classic, hunters brought in 307 bucks to the Prairie State show, a drop of 192 deer from last year. Over the last seven years, the Illinois Classic has averaged 517 entries in the big buck contests, and in two years (2005 and 2008) measurers scored over 600 bucks in each show.
Illinois isn’t alone, however. Deer shows in Ohio and Missouri also saw a drop in big buck entries this year, with the Buckeye numbers down some 30% and Show Me entries dropping some 40%.
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Anyway ? on the day of the royal wedding we ended up heading to the Clyde to get away from the madness. The forecast looked positive and we were full of hope on the journey down ? it was overcast and it looked like it was going to heat up gradually. Even [...]
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We met at 9am, put in and took care of shuttling my rig down to the takeout before we even started. Scott had to do a presentation for the local fly fishing club in Eugene (the Cascade Family Fly Fishers), and he needed to be ready for his obligation at 5pm. Scott Richmond is the person behind the popular fly fishing website westfly.com, and he is the author of several popular fly fishing books; so check out some of Scott's work when you have a chance. His book Fishing in Oregon's Deschutes River, 2nd Edition is the best publication written about the Deschutes river; so pick yourself up a copy. It is a must for the fly fishing book collector, or the angler who frequents the Deschutes River.
Brian had the hot hand on this day; as he tended to be the one who was picking up the nicest fish out there. It was a day where Scott and I had some trouble landing the big ones, and it seemed that every time Brian probed nymphs into a spot or swung a wetfly, he would cheerfully grin and say,"FISH ON!" Luckily Scott and I enjoy watching beautiful fish get caught as much as getting them on our own. Seeing beautiful wild rainbows tear your friend up is always a fun thing to do; especially when you are not having the luck of high frequency catching.
On this day, the famous March Brown hatch did not amount to anything significant. They came off way later than the standard 2pm hatch time, and we literally only saw about 10 or less actual tangible bugs. We only saw about 3 rises all day, but the fish were taking swing wet flies, and deeply probed nymphs. The golden stone nymph was the nymph that received the most attention from the nicest trout. For swinging wet flies, using a size #12 peacock red butted bead thorax softhackle was the best fly to use. Another good example of catching nice fish during the time frame of the March Brown hatch without March Brown dry flies. It is always a great time to fish on the McKenzie, but don't fix yourself on going to fish the river with dries and rising fish.
The fishing has been fair to good on the McKenzie River; since the last bouts of rain we had and water levels dropping into shape. Things should only improve for hatches and fish looking up. I have noticed over the past few day how the wet fly swing fishing has improved and how the fish are started to rise when the hatches are on. It is time to get out there!
If you are interested in booking a trip for trout on the McKenzie River, or any of our other trout fishing destinations call us at (503)-639-6400 or email us at travel@kman.com.
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