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clackamas flyfishers menu skip to content home about contact library meetings & events membership our sponsors auctions search search for: nick wheeler from royal treatment will be cff’s guest speaker tuesday, june 19th. june 12, 2018 / davekilhefner / leave a comment american shad are called the little tarpon of the columbia river. this silver-sided finned friend is one of the most underrated game fish of the pacific northwest. with returns in the millions and eager to eat a swung fly what’s not to like? nick’s presentation will include a brief history of this patriotic fish, explain how it got to the west coast, and go through recommended tackle, techniques, and potential spots to catch these fish. american shad are known for putting up a fierce fight and do not give up easily. be careful, like popcorn, these fish can be addictive and will keep you coming back for more. nick wheeler has been fly fishing for shad for over 15 years and working in the fishing industry just as long. growing up in northern california on the banks of the russian river chasing steelhead and shad had been his favorite pastime. living just feet away from the best shad run on the russian he was lucky enough to spend most days of the season on the water. now living in vancouver washington and working at royal treatment in west linn oregon, he spends his time targeting as many species as possible (trout, salmon, steelhead and even carp), but every year he still devotes the entire month of june to chasing american shad. meeting details: https://clackamasflyfishers.org/meetings-events/ royal treatment: www.royaltreatmentflyfishing.com shad fly fishing video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1yoxbpmij0 cff library additions (bass fishing) and recommended newsletters june 10, 2018 / cwtaylo1942 / leave a comment two new books on bass fishing are: fly-fishing for smallmouth in rivers and streams by bob clouser. the book includes description on fishing the umpqua and john day rivers for bass. smallmouth: modern fly fishing methods, and techniques by dave karczynski and tim landwehr. reviews of these two books are in the summer 2018 fly fishing & tying journal (page 12), and on amazon. other library materials on bass fishing are: fly fishing for western smallmouth by david paul williams and the dvd fly fishing for western smallmouth by joe warren and gene hering there is an overwhelming wealth of fly fishing information on the internet. one way of keeping up is to subscribe to weekly e-mail newsletters that may include fishing reports, new product information, and fishing techniques. some of our sponsors send out weekly emails, and you should sign up. there are many others available such as midcurrent.com, ginkandgasoline.com, and troutbitten.com. fly tying: june, 2018 june 4, 2018 june 8, 2018 / jim adams / leave a comment silvey’s caddis pupa it would be a shame if each of us did not make it over to the deschutes sometime during the trout season. in fact a number of trips would be more to the point. dave hughes refers to the deschutes as his “river of renewal”. i know that, for me, just catching that first glimpse of the river on each and every trip never fails to lift my spirits. when the salmonflies and golden stones have finished their annual show on the deschutes it is time for anglers to move on to the insects that fill up the rest of the trout season. some of the more dependable hatches involve caddis flies, with hatches that can often be very prolific, and at times almost mind-boggling. i recall one evening getting off the river at beavertail with gil henderson after a day of fishing. as we loaded our pontoon boats piggyback style onto the top of his gmc yukon, it was all we could do to keep from inhaling the swirling snowstorm of caddis flies that surrounded us during an epic hatch. caddis flies undergo a complete metamorphosis which involves the following stages: egg —–> larva —–> pupa —–> adult a commonly used larva pattern is the basic green rock worm, which can also be tied in different color variations depending on the caddis species. a reliable go-to dry fly pattern for the adult caddis is al troth’s elk hair caddis. but what do you use for the pupa stage, when the insect is transitioning from a stream bottom dweller to the flying adult insect? one pattern that has gathered a lot of fans is brian silvey’s caddis pupa. i came across a youtube video of jason osborne from northwest flyfishing outfitters where jason mentioned that if he could only use one fly on the deschutes it would be silvey’s caddis pupa. of course we are not just talking about a fly that is only to be used on the deschutes, as caddis flies are more numerous and widespread than mayflies in western rivers and lakes. in one of his recent newsletters joel la follette of the royal treatment fly shop mentioned silvey’s caddis pupa as one of only a couple of flies that he would not go anywhere without. so what is it about silvey’s caddis pupa that makes it so effective? mark bachmann of the flyfishing shop seems to think it has to do with the body material called “pearl core braid” that silvey started experimenting with a number of years ago. as the pupa is emerging air bubbles develop between its layers of skin helping the emerging insect rise to the surface. the pearl core braid material used in the abdomen does a very good job of simulating the reflective appearance of the bubbles. and the pearl core braid comes in a range of colors that can be used to imitate a variety of caddis species. you can fish the silvey’s caddis pupa any number of different ways. you can nymph it, fish it on the swing, or fish it as a dropper. casting it out in the current and then letting it swing and rise back toward shore does a good job of imitating a natural pupa rising to the surface to emerge as an adult. brian silvey says his favorite way is to fish it as a dropper under a dry fly. join us at the royal treatment fly shop in west linn for our next fly tying night on wednesday, june 27th to tie up some silvey’s caddis pupae. as always we will be starting at 6:00 pm. hope to see you there! (note: we will be taking a couple of months off from fly tying. this will be our last fly tying night until we start up again in september.) president’s message june 2018 may 31, 2018 / ghenders44 / leave a comment fishing has been pretty good on the deschutes as well as many other waters in the northwest. hopefully you have an opportunity to get out and have some quality time on a river or lake. if not then get out there as soon as you can. an important item is a retirement from our board of directors. red smith has served as our membership director for almost 15 years and he has informed the board that he will be stepping down on 12/31/18. we will miss red on the board and on behalf of the club we extend our thanks for his many years of service. we need a replacement for red smith as soon as practical so the person can work with red over the next few months to get invaluable knowledge and incite about the position. it does not take a lot of time so please consider letting red or any member of the board if your interested. our last month speaker was randy clark and he gave an interesting presentation on fishing for sea perch on the oregon coast. the flies were pretty basic, but you did need a stripping basket and some saltwater tolerate gear. as our fisheries change it may be a species work looking into. next he discussed fishing for tiger muskie in a few lakes in the northwest that holds these monsters. they get quite large and are a wary adversary. it was a very interesting evening. the speaker for june is nick wheeler of the royal treatment fly shop. many of you know nick from the shop and he will be speaking on flies and techniques of fishing for shad. we have very significant numbers of shad that return to the willamette and columbia systems and they are a fun to catch during late may and early june. nick will sha

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