Utah Fish Report
Metolius River Fish Report for 5-9-2025
Metolius River Fish Report for 5-9-2025
Spring hatches are gaining momentum on the Metolius
Metolius River - Metolius Springs, OR (Jefferson County)

by Fly and Field Outfitters
5-9-2025
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Spring hatches are gaining momentum on the Metolius. PMDs are starting to show in better numbers and are mixing into the rotation with consistent Blue-Winged Olives. Caddis activity remains steady, with the pupae stage being more productive than dries for now. It’s also not too early to keep a few Green Drake patterns handy — a few are popping early, especially later in the day around Candle Creek. For dries, pack a mix of Sparkle Duns, Film Critics, and Rusty Spinners. Subsurface, Golden Stones, drake nymphs, Perdigons, and 2-Bit Hookers are putting in work. Bull trout fishing remains solid on big streamers — try olive or white patterns in the deeper slots and tailouts.
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Fly and Field Outfitters LLC Reports
for Friday, May 2nd
Metolius River: The Metolius continues to provide great spring fishing opportunities
Deschutes River- Lower: The Warm Springs to Trout Creek stretch has kicked off with strong fishing
Fall River: Fishing remains consistent with good surface activity and nymphing
Crooked River: Still running high at 900+ CFS and not in shape yet
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Crane Prairie has kicked off with steady fishing
North Twin Lake: North and South Twin Lakes are both worth a visit
Haystack Reservoir: Haystack is producing nicely
Wickiup Reservoir: Wickiup has plenty of water and full access

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