Utah Fish Report
Deschutes River- Lower Fish Report for 6-6-2025


Salmonflies and Goldenstones are still present

Deschutes River- Lower - Maupin, OR


by Fly and Field Outfitters
6-6-2025
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Salmonflies and Goldenstones are still present in the lower canyon stretches but nearing the end of their cycle. Caddis, PMDs, and Yellow Sallies are becoming more important going forward. Nymphing remains reliable with Caddis Pupa, Zebra Midges, Frenchies, Walt’s Worms, and soft hackles.




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Fly and Field Outfitters LLC Reports
for Friday, June 6th

Hosmer Lake: Early Callibaetis activity has started
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Consistent Results at Crane Prairie
East Lake: Callibaetis hatches are expected to begin soon
Paulina Lake: The lake is fishing well
Fall River: Recent ODFW stocking continues
Crooked River: The river has stabilized post-runoff
Deschutes River- Upper: Some larger browns reported
Metolius River: PMDs are emerging a few times a day

Fly and Field Outfitters LLC Reports
for Friday, May 30th

Hosmer Lake: Hosmer Lake is fishing well
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Algae bloom activity
Crooked River: Fishing is excellent
Deschutes River- Upper: Access to the headwaters is open
Deschutes River- Lower: Big bugs are in full swing
Metolius River: Activity is picking up daily