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The North Umpqua River is steeped in fly fishing tradition and is a world renowned steelhead fishery. Legendary anglers such as Zane Grey, Major Lawerence Mott and Frank Moore religiously fished this pristine river. Known as the graduate school of steelhead angling, the North Umpqua will challenge even the most advanced angler. Fortunately the angelic beauty of the river will leave you satisfied regardless of the number of fish you hooked. With 30 plus miles of fly only water it is easy to find peace and quiet even on the busiest days.
The majority of the fish in the river are wild and surface oriented making the North Umpqua a fanatastic summer dry fly fishery. A two-handed rod and a floating line are all you need. The winter steelhead are all big wild chromers that are known for their ability to run with blistering speed and disappear leaving an angler awe struck with disbelief. A two-handed rod with a skagit line, plenty of T-14 sink-tips and big flies will get the job done.

Although we do not guide the North Umpqua, our staff has extensive knowledge of the river. Several of our guides have spent a considerable amount of time chasing these marvelous fish. Here we have assembled a great fly selection for both summer and winter steelhead fishing. If you are a planning a trip and have anymore questions feel free to give us a call at (541)395-0995.

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Undertaker $2.25

A fitting name for this classic Atlantic Salmon pattern! Equally effective on steelhead, this low water pattern is an excellent choice as a searching pattern or even as a follow up "come back" fly.

Green Butt Lum Plum $2.25

This is the killer purple fly on the Deschutes River! If you open your fly box and your steelhead guide sees this fly, you can bet that there will be cause for celebration.

Bugmaster $3.00

The Bugmaster is a John Hazel original dry fly steelhead pattern. This is a classic "buggy" skater.

Engagement $2.25

Use this little beauty to propose to the next chrome bright steelhead you come across and hope she says: YES!

Princeton Tiger $2.25

Only steelhead with SAT scores of over 1400 will qualify for entrance into this elite Ivy League steelhead fly. Call it a dressed up version of the Max Canyon... but don't do so in front of a Princeton Alumnus.

October Caddis PFD $3.00

A classic skating pattern that is especially effective from mid-September on...when our dicosmoecus October Caddis are hatching and fluttering on the water in swarms.

Signature Guide Intruder $3.75

A great searching pattern for both summer and winter steelhead. Available in 5 colors.

VooDoo Leech $3.75

They say steelhead fishing is like a religion... This fly is available in multiple color combinations.

Steelhead Coachman $2.25

When the water is low, clear and warm a steelhead coachman gets the job done.

Bennett's Halo $2.25

A suped-up version of the Steelhead Coachman, Bennett's Halo puts a little shimmer into an already deadly pattern.

Purple Angel $2.25

A great anytime fly that covers both ends of the light spectrum.

Low Water Caddis $3.00

A John Hazel designed fly, particularly effective from late september through october when steelhead see October Caddis fluttering around.

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