Crooked River Fish Report for 4-1-2023
Water levels are steady, and fishing is getting better and better each week
Crooked River - Prineville, OR
by The Fly Fishers Place
4-1-2023
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I’ll just go ahead and start an hour East of Sisters this week and tell you more about the Crooked River. Water levels are steady, and fishing is getting better and better each week. Rainbows and Whitefish are healthy and strong.
BWO hatches are beginning to improve so afternoon dry fly action should be expected. We love the Furminsky BWO Dun on the Crooked, it is always a solid choice for a dry fly on this river, but add some Film Critics, Knock Down Duns, Comparaduns and Parachutes to make sure you have what they want to eat. You can count on seeing some midges hatching too, and for that you’ll want Zebra Midges, Winklers & Griffiths Gnats.
Micro Mayfly, Skinny Nelson, Olive Perdigon, Purple Perdigon, Brown Perdigon, Frenchie, PT and Scuds will round your spring collection until Mothers Day Caddis show up in about 7 weeks.
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The Fly Fishers Place Reports
for Saturday, March 25th, 2023Metolius River: Nymphing has been tremendously good
Crooked River: The Crooked is coming out of the winter slumber and continued to impress us
Fall River: The Fall River is best from the Headwaters to the Hatchery
Deschutes River- Lower: Opening is fast approaching on April 22nd for Warm Springs/Mecca/Trout Creek/South Junction area
Deschutes River: The water is still fairly high and cold
The Fly Fishers Place Reports
for Saturday, March 18th, 2023Metolius River: The Metolius continues to be impressive with some good afternoon dry fly hatches
Crooked River: The Crooked River is showing more and more signs of life
Fall River: The Fall River continues to be good
Deschutes River- Lower: The Lower Deschutes is open down in the Maupin area
McKenzie River: The Mckenzie flows are good
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