Elections Coming Up in March! Traditionally the FCO holds its annual election of officers and board members at the February member’s meeting. Due to scheduling issues, we are not holding…
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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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President’s Message – January 2023
Welcome everyone to 2023, it will be another fantastic year. Yes, there are many situations and events we can’t control, we can control our outlook on life!! It is better…
Member Matters – January 2023
FCO Proposed Slate of Officers for 2023 The following proposed slate of FCO officers and at-large board members will be presented for a vote at the annual business meeting in…
Literary Angler – A New Experience on the McKenzie
Editor’s Note: Member Rick Pay shares his quite successful fall fishing trip on one of the best trout streams west of the Cascades. As you plan your 2023 fly fishing…
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President’s Message – December 2022
Ho Ho Ho!!! December is a wonderful time of year, time to be with family, friends and fishing guides. We all have our own way of celebrating the Holidays, we…
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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President’s Message – November 2022
Singing in the Rain The annual rainy season has begun cleaning our air and helping our streams, rivers, foliage and wildlife. We all love the rain!!! September and October are…
