RV & CAMPING RESERVATIONS

Month: November 2023

November Guide Trip & Lodging Discounts!

From now till the end of November save on Deschutes Day Trips
From Warm Springs to Trout Creek floating 10 miles into a boat in only section of the Deschutes. The fishing is still very good.. the steelhead are still arriving in the upper river. And our guides are still wanting to work!

Book a day trip for November and get 10% off!

Enter coupon code “FALL23”
when  booking online, or mention this add when booking over the phone to receive the discount. Combine with our lodging discount to make a weekend of it!

November Lodging Discounts Also Available!

Nightly cabin rentals are still available for this season.
While the hardy folks and the die hards are still camping, this is the time of year a nice hot shower and warm bed make all the difference. Our onsite vacation rentals make for a great home base when fishing the Warm Springs section of the Deschutes. With steelhead showing, plus good trout fishing still happening. There is still time to get some fishing in this season!

Book 2 or more nights in November and receive 20% off!

From now till the end of November. Discounts available for guided fishing too. Save both on fishing and lodging!  For cabin discounts enter coupon code “CAB23” when your are booking online, or mention this add when booking over the phone!

Call us directly to book over the phone! Or for questions… PH: 541-553-2589

Deschutes River Fly Fishing Report

November Fishing Report

November trout fishing is off to a good start with lots of good sized fish being had. A good nymph set up would be a two fly combo, with a big egg sucking stonefly pattern or similar with a smaller dropper attached 18-24″ below on 3-4x tippet. Flouro carbon ideally! There are lots of salmon in the river so egg patterns work really well this time of year as well as smaller mayfly type nymph imitations like sz. 16 flash back Pheasant Tails and Hare’s Ears.

Note: The tribal side of the river is now closed! Only the east bank, and any Islands east of the main channel are open for both trout and steelhead for the remainder of the season. (Through Dec. 31st, then the whole river bordering the reservation is closed until the third week of April)

Steelhead ~ 

Steelhead fishing in the Warm Springs area is fair to good. There are fish around, the best way to target is to swing flies. This is the time of year to start to think about switching to sink tips. 10-12′ of T-8 or T-10 will get the fly down to fish that are starting to slow up and hunker down in deeper pools and tailouts. Hobo speys, Moal Leeches, and Egg sucking leaches of the like (Rabbit hair patterns work really well when gets colder) will do the trick!

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