Friday Deschutes report

[Chester Allen]

Trout rising to hatching caddis -- Mother's Day caddis? -- and some March Brown mayflies. Wonderful day -- great weather -- and I suspect this river may really percolate this weekend.
More on my blog....

[AndyK]

Still using the wrong link for your blog. The correct link is:


http://www.watermagic.typepad.com/

[XQB]

I fished/floated Maupin to sandy beach on Thursday and had some success on top as well. Fished march brown comparadon with emerger trailer. Had more success underwater though with a brown rubber leg stone and bhp and bhpt. The weather was awesome and like you said this weekend an early next week should make it even better.

btw - your website/blog is cool!

Jeremy

[Chester Allen]

AndyK -- Thanks for the heads up....

XQB -- Thanks for the info -- and for liking my blog! I almost tied on a brown rubber-legged stone, but never got around to it.... Will try it this weekend or next week....

Originally Posted by XQB

I fished/floated Maupin to sandy beach on Thursday and had some success on top as well. Fished march brown comparadon with emerger trailer. Had more success underwater though with a brown rubber leg stone and bhp and bhpt. The weather was awesome and like you said this weekend an early next week should make it even better.

btw - your website/blog is cool!

Jeremy

[Slow and Low]

Originally Posted by XQB

I fished/floated Maupin to sandy beach on Thursday and had some success on top as well. Fished march brown comparadon with emerger trailer. Had more success underwater though with a brown rubber leg stone and bhp and bhpt. The weather was awesome and like you said this weekend an early next week should make it even better.

btw - your website/blog is cool!

Jeremy

Jeremy,

By maupin do you mean city park or are you puting in higher?

[XQB]

yea city park. There were quite a few others fishing the road side and a few at Oak Springs hatchery.

[5-Cents]

This time of year a good stone fly nymph with a 14-16 size bead head hares ear trialer tied about 20" back is DEADLY!

[Chester Allen]

Originally Posted by 5-Cents

This time of year a good stone fly nymph with a 14-16 size bead head hares ear trialer tied about 20" back is DEADLY!

That is indeed a very effective rig!

[Matthewc]

Love your blog Chester, nicely done.

[Chester Allen]

Matthew --
Glad you like my blog -- drop by anytime....

[corrirod]

Nice blog.

Would like to make one suggestion though, you should reciprocate the love by putting a link to Ifish on your "Favorite Fishing Links".

[Chester Allen]

I thought I did that.... Hmmm.... Will make amends by this evening. Thanks for the heads-up.

Originally Posted by corrirod

Nice blog.

Would like to make one suggestion though, you should reciprocate the love by putting a link to Ifish on your "Favorite Fishing Links".