Utah Fish Report
Hosmer Lake Fish Report for 5-31-2025


Hosmer Lake is fabulous

Hosmer Lake - Bend, OR (Deschutes County)


by The Fly Fishers Place
5-31-2025
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Hosmer Lake is fabulous. Fish in both ends of the lake and in the channels too. Callibaetis are just getting off to the 2025 start and the best is coming over the next 4 or 5 weeks, with a 2nd brood returning in August. 
Damsel Nymphs, Soft Hackles, Scud, Alderflies (use a Black Elk Hair Caddis in #14) and Chironomids (especially Red Ice Cream Cones #16 and Red Holo Jig). Balanced Leeches are often really effective in the lower lake and add Blobs there too. You can strip or indicator fish with either and perhaps run them as a combination rig. 
I think it is entirely possible to see flying ant there this week with the warm days coming.




More Reports

The Fly Fishers Place Reports
for Saturday, May 31st
Metolius River: The River is in Perfect Condition
Deschutes River- Lower: It's a great time with large dry flies.
Deschutes River: Middle Deschutes is in the height of dry fly season
Deschutes River- Upper: Upper Deschutes is fishing well
Crooked River: The Crooked River is great
Fall River: The Fall River is on the circuit this week
McKenzie River: Guides on the McKenzie are picking up a lot of fish
Little Lava Lake: Little Lava is off to a good start
Lava Lake: Lava Lake is fishing well
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Good reports from Crane Prairie
East Lake: East Lake has been good
Paulina Lake: Paulina Lake is off to a wonderful start!
North Twin Lake: Good reports from North Twin
South Twin Lake: South Twin is perfect this week

The Fly Fishers Place Reports
for Tuesday, May 27th
Hosmer Lake: Fishing is very good
Crane Prairie Reservoir: Crane Prairie is getting a bloom
Three Creek Lake: Three Creeks is still snowed in!