THE FLYFISHER FOUNDATION DONORS for THE DESCHUTES RIVER CONSERVANCY – 2023 CONSERVATION GRANTEE We are so grateful for the generous donations made on behalf of the DRC Trout Creek project!…
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Literary Angler – Fishing Memories
Editor’s Note: Long-time member and past Flyfisher Foundation President, John Pyrch, takes us back in time to his early days exploring Oregon waters to fish with a fly. LKH My…
Literary Angler – The Magic Hour
Aim for the Magic Hour on the Deschutes Aiming for Salmonfly time on the Deschutes in late spring is a great fishing experience. However, fishing during the magic hour at…
Conservation Corner – Deschutes River Conservancy’s Trout Creek Project
Improving Deschutes Instream Water Flows The Deschutes River Conservancy (DRC) has been working for over 27 years to improve streamflow in the Deschutes River Basin. Through our collaborative work with…
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Conseration Corner – Update on the Crooked River from WaterWatch
Keeping the Crooked River Flowing Editor’s Note: This message from WaterWatch Executive Director John DeVoe* was sent recently to Foundation President, John Pyrch. WaterWatch’s Crooked River Proposal was the recipient…
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Member Matters – December 2022
2023 Conservation RFP Issued The Flyfisher Foundation distributed its 2023 conservation request for proposals (RFP) on Friday, December 2, 2022 to over 20 conservation organizations. Proposals are due to John…
Literary Angler – Transitions
Editor’s Note: This month often conjures up memories of transitions – last holiday season before a child goes off to college, reflections on the year’s major events, new people who…
Conservation Corner – Columbia River Basin Wild Steelhead Status in 2022
All of us are heartened by the increase in steelhead abundance after 2021. Many of us have enjoyed the opportunity to fish, float, hike, and camp on the Deschutes River…
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