Fall River Fish Report for 3-22-2025
The Fall River was a little slower this week after the storm, but I think it’s going to be great in the coming days
Fall River - La Pine, OR (Deschutes County)

by The Fly Fishers Place
3-22-2025
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The Fall River was a little slower this week after the storm, but I think it’s going to be great in the coming days and well worth the effort to go. Snow that fell was significantly deeper than I thought might settle in there, but with a few days in the high 60’s and maybe one hitting 70, we should see that snow clear fast.
BWO #18, Midges #20-24, March Brown #14, Purple Hippie Stomper #10-14, Purple Comparadun #18, Eggs, Jig Streamers, Jig Napoleon, Pink, Purple and Orange Perdigons, 2 Bit Hookers and Micro May’s are good choices.
Don’t forget the Falls to the Deschutes is closed until 5/22, but from the Falls to the Headwaters is year round.
I don’t think it will be a good camping opportunity for Spring Break with the ground covered in snow for those of you asking about that this week.
$350 Spring Special on Guide Trips from now until 4/22/25. A great time to get an early trip for a super good price.
More Reports
The Fly Fishers Place Reports
for Saturday, March 15th
Metolius River: The Metolius River continues to be best with nymphs by a wide margin
Fall River: The Fall River is fishing great
Crooked River: The Crooked River went the wrong direction today and shot up to 1300+ cfs
Deschutes River- Lower: The Lower Deschutes near Maupin is fishable
McKenzie River: The McKenize River is a good option as long as the Vida gauge is 6000 cfs or lower
Chickahominy Reservoir: As of a few days ago Chickahominy was still pretty ice covered
Haystack Reservoir: Haystack Reservioir Report
Lake Billy Chinook: Lake Billy Chinook Report
The Fly Fishers Place Reports
for Sunday, February 23rd
Metolius River: Nymph action has been very good on several different patterns
Crooked River: The Crooked River didn’t bump much and has a 400+ cfs inflow to Prineville Reservoir
Fall River: The warm rains have made a dent in the snow pack on the Fall River
Deschutes River: The Middle Deschutes is roaring from Tumalo Creek Run-Off
Deschutes River- Lower: Lower Deschutes Report
Haystack Reservoir: Haystack was frozen last weekend but not entirely

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