If you were fishing around Central Oregon yesterday, you probably had a jacket on, and battled the wind on some of the lakes and streams. I know Sequoia came in to the shop after her Crooked River trip and was telling me how strong the wind was in the canyon. I heard from people who … Continue reading a cool fishing report for the end of summer 8/30/26
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Jeff’s Fishing Report 8/22/26
Hello from a breezy and cooler Central Oregon weekend. It is nice to break out of the heat, I appreciate it, but I know the trout will really appreciate it over the coming days. real relief is in sight on the 7 day forecast and early September may feel like fall for a few days … Continue reading Jeff’s Fishing Report 8/22/26
Jeff’s fishing report 8/15/2026
good morning from Portland, Oregon. I am over for a quick family trip and home tonight to get back on the boat tomorrow morning. I look forward to the week ahead, finally getting to guide Pat B from the Deschutes River Alliance, and working in the shop Monday, Friday and Saturday and I have some … Continue reading Jeff’s fishing report 8/15/2026
Jeff’s fishing report 8/7/26
Hello from Sisters, Oregon. I was guiding all week and have a lot to talk about and share ideas, some heat warnings, and working to send people to the best places for good water conditions and healthy trout. Right now, all over the western states it is hot and dry, and in some places like … Continue reading Jeff’s fishing report 8/7/26
Fly Fishing Travel to Argentina with The Fly Fisher’s Place and Jeff Perin
Have you ever dreamed of trading a gray Pacific Northwest winter for clear rivers, warm summer days, and the Andes rising beyond your drift boat? Maybe Patagonia has been on your mind since you first read Roderick Haig-Brown’s A Fisherman’s Winter. Or perhaps one too many fly-fishing films has left you imagining broad rivers, wild trout, and landscapes that seem almost too beautiful to be real. Northern Patagonia offers all of that—and much more. Our hosted trip combines six days of exceptional fishing with deluxe riverside camping, evenings in San Martín de los Andes, unforgettable meals, and the warmth of Argentine hospitality. See the rivers we’ll fish, explore the full itinerary, and find out why anglers return year after year.
Back to the regular fishing report. 8/2/26
Hello and thank you for reading the FFP fishing reports. The last couple of weeks were a bit chaotic and that certainly changed the type of information being shared and when I shared it. Now that things are back to normal life around Sisters it is time to write a normal fishing report. The great … Continue reading Back to the regular fishing report. 8/2/26
Lower Deschutes reopening now 7/31/26
From the BLM office this morning All of Segment 1 is now reopened to launching except for Warm Springs boat launch. Fire crews are utilizing it to draw water for firefighting efforts on the Bench fire so it will remain closed at this time. Launching is permitted at Mecca and Trout Creek, and camping at … Continue reading Lower Deschutes reopening now 7/31/26
Clear blue skies and good fishing in Central Oregon 7/27/26
Good morning, many of the evacuation levels have been reduced or dropped around Sisters from the fire. The fire crews really are heroes here! Thank you and wow. Air Quality Index (AQI) is green all over Central Oregon from the Metolius down to the Fall River. The closest monitoring station to the Crooked River is … Continue reading Clear blue skies and good fishing in Central Oregon 7/27/26
Getting back to business and fishing (update for 7/25/26)
Good morning This morning the crew will begin bringing back all the flies, and rods & reels to the sales floor at FFP. This will be pretty smooth with all that are helping and in a couple of hours we hope that you will come enjoy the store again as we get back to work. … Continue reading Getting back to business and fishing (update for 7/25/26)
More fishing than fire update for 7/24/26
I realize for some of you that fishing is the furthest thing from your mind as you may be evacuated from your homes, or watching your property as evacuation notices could go either way. For those friends who are here visiting, or not affected by this situation you’ll be happy to know that the blue … Continue reading More fishing than fire update for 7/24/26