North Twin Lake Fish Report - La Pine, OR (Deschutes County)

North and South Twin Lakes are both on the list for tubers and ever drift boats

North Twin Lake - La Pine, OR (Deschutes County)

by The Fly Fishers Place
5-3-2025
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North and South Twin Lakes are both on the list for tubers and ever drift boats. Damsel Nymphs, Leeches, Chironomids are going to be your best flies, but Callibaetis ought to be getting started about now and take the rest of the season by storm here and at all the lakes in the coming months between now and September.

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The Fly Fishers Place Reports

for Saturday, May 3rd

Metolius River: The Metolius River for the most part showed us good fishing days this past week
Deschutes River: The Middle Deschutes is our beginning of the Salmonfly Season for 2025!
Crooked River: The Crooked River is still in the 700’s
Fall River: The Fall River has been good throughout the open areas of the river
Deschutes River- Lower: The Lower Deschutes is ever so close to the Salmonfly season
McKenzie River: The McKenzie River is good and we had mostly good days on the river last river
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Crane Prairie over all has been off to a good start for the 2025 season
Lava Lake: Roads Not Open Quite Yet

The Fly Fishers Place Reports

for Sunday, April 27th

Metolius River: The Metolius River is seeing some really good days lately
Deschutes River- Lower: The Lower Deschutes has fished great for us this 1st week of the 2025 season
Deschutes River: The Middle Deschutes is running low and that makes access and wading easier
Fall River: The Fall River is awesome right now
McKenzie River: We’ve been having great days on the McKenzie River
Crooked River: The Mighty Crooked River continues to be a bummer. 900+ CFS today
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Crane Prairie Report
North Twin Lake: North Twin and South Twin Lakes have both been promising over the last few days
Haystack Reservoir: Haystack Reservoir is fishing well