Utah Fish Report
Metolius River Fish Report for 6-13-2025
Metolius River Fish Report for 6-13-2025
Fish have become increasingly selective
Metolius River - Metolius Springs, OR (Jefferson County)

by Fly and Field Outfitters
6-13-2025
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Green Drake activity continues to draw focus and should hold steady for another two to three weeks. Fish have become increasingly selective, so refined presentation is key. PMDs are coming off in the afternoons and evenings, with Rusty Spinners around dusk. Caddis are showing from midday through evening—carry #14–18 Tan or Olive Pupae and dries for post-dinner rises. Golden Stones, Little Olive Stones, and Yellow Sallies are also active riverwide.
For nymphing, Euro rigs are performing best with flies like Jig Frenchies, Purple Perdigons, Berry's PCP, and Zebra Midges.
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Fly and Field Outfitters LLC Reports
for Friday, June 13th
Hosmer Lake: Hosmer Lake is fishing well
East Lake: East Lake is showing promise
Paulina Lake: Paulina Lake is fishing better than East Lake
Little Lava Lake: Little Lava Lake has been productive
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Crane Prairie reports have been mixed
Crooked River: Strong nymphing continues
Fall River: Solid dry fly windows
Deschutes River- Upper: Mosquito pressure is heavy
Deschutes River- Lower: Dry fly opportunities increase in the evenings
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
Deschutes River- Lower: Salmonflies and Goldenstones are still present

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