NEW FISHING REPORT...

ALL OF THE LAKES ARE OPEN!

EAST LAKE:

• Top four feet:
• FLIES:
• Roxy Rainbows
• Bill's Lake Fly
• Scott's Lil Bugger 
• Damselbugger
• Deep water:
• FLIES:
• South Twin Specials
• Minnowbuggers: white or olive
• Pine Squirrel Minnows

PAULINA LAKE:

• South Twins for Browns
• Roxy Rainbows for Bill's Lake Fly for Kokanee

CRANE PRAIRIE:

• Water in the 60s.  Work the wooded areas or deeper channels
• FLIES:
• Blood Rufus
• Chjironomids
• South Twin Specials
• Brown Rufus Leech
• Scott's Damsel

LAVA LAKE:

• Top four feet:
• FLIES:
• Loeburgs
• Roxy Rainbows
• Chan's Emerging Caddis
• Bill's Lake Fly 
• AP Emerger
• Stillwater Nymphs
• Scotts Damselbugger
• Deep:
• FLIES:
• Buttonators
• Black Lake Rufus
• South Twins 
• Olive Matukas

FALL RIVER:

• Streamers:
• Minnowbuggers - South Twins
• Pine Squirrels - Rufus, white or Buttonator

• Nymphs:  2 fly systems
• First fly - Mr. Peacock #10 trail off a variety of smaller nymphs.

Dries:  PMD, BWO, X Caddis, Lady Di's

UPPER DESCHUTES:

• Below Crane Prairie
• Streamers
• Stone Nymphs
• San Juan Worms

HIGH LAKE SPRING FISHING REPORT

Things are starting to thaw out and the fishing is starting to pick up.


CRANE PRAIRIE:

The lake is full.  The water temperature is over 50 degrees already.  This means chironomids, some calibaetis, and damsel and dragons migrating.

Blood Rufus, Scott's Damsel, damselbugger, South Twins flies are working well here.


LAVA LAKE:

The lake is full.  Use flies like orange/peacock stillwaters, damselbuggers, South Twin Specials (Thin Mint), Buttonators (Rufus), Scott's Damsel, Loeberg's, Bill's grizzly hackle peacock, and Roxy Rainbows.


NORTH & SOUTH TWIN LAKES:

Full of fish and out of the wind.  Use similar patterns as Lava Lake.


FALL RIVER:

Starting to pick up.  Still BWO's and midges but X Caddis and PMD's a good bet.  The Lady Di should start working.  Streamers:  Pine Squirrel Minnows, Slump busters, Rufus', Coned South Twins, Coned Minnowbuggers.