Imagine a magical three-day, two-night journey, like a mini-vacation with nature as your guide. This adventure is about taking it easy and soaking up the good vibes. On day one, we meet bright and early at the starting point, ready to kick off the fun. Multi-day Deschutes River fly fishing float trip are our most popular service.
We load our camping gear, setting the stage for a cozy riverside experience. Then, we’re off the Trout Creek Boat Ramp, floating gently along the Deschutes River. Think of it like a slow dance with the water, surrounded by trees and open skies.
Fishing gear? Don’t worry. We’ve got it sorted. Cast your line, enjoy a hearty lunch by the shore, and reel the day with a gourmet dinner at our night camp. Imagine sleeping under the stars with the river’s lullaby in the background. Day two brings more fishing, delicious meals, and another night of peaceful rest. We wrap it up on day three with a tasty breakfast and a half-day fishing before returning. It’s three days of simple joys, laughter, and the Deschutes River’s beauty–a leisurely getaway.
Trip Preparation-Deschutes River Fly Fishing Float Trip
When gearing up for your incredible Deschutes River fly fishing adventure, getting ready is as easy as meeting up at the Trout Creek Boat Ramp. It is where your journey begins, and the excitement takes over.
Meeting Point: Trout Creek Boat Ramp
Your starting point is the Trout Creek Boat Ramp, buzzing with anticipation. Located near Madras, Oregon, it’s not just a meeting spot; it’s the gateway to your unforgettable river experience.
Here’s what you need to know:
Easy Access
Trout Creek Boat Ramp is easily accessible, ensuring a hassle-free start to your adventure.
Beautiful Surroundings
As you gather here, take in the beauty of the surroundings, setting the perfect tone for the incredible journey ahead.
Friendly Faces
Our team will be ready to welcome you, answer any last-minute questions, and ensure you’re all set for the adventure of a lifetime. So, when it comes to trip preparation, remember: it all begins at the Trout Creek Boat Ramp – the first step towards a fantastic Deschutes River fly fishing escapade. Ready to start your journey? We can’t wait to meet you at Trout Creek Boat Ramp!
Pack Lists-Deschutes River Fly Fishing Float Trip
The right gear can make all the difference whether you’re a seasoned angler or casting your first line into the Deschutes. Our packing lists are curated with your comfort and enjoyment in mind, ensuring you have everything you need without the unnecessary fuss. From the sun-soaked days of summer to the crisp chill of winter, our packing lists are season-specific. No need to guess what to bring – we’ve got you covered, providing clarity on attire, accessories, and essentials for every temperature and terrain.
Summer Trip Pack List
Are you planning for your summer fly fishing adventure? Let’s make packing a breeze with our Summer Trip Pack List. Here’s everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable experience:
Sun Block:
Shield yourself from the sun’s rays with a reliable sunblock. Stay protected throughout the day.
Summer Hat:
A relaxed and comfortable hat to keep the sun off your face. Stylish and practical!
Shorts:
Stay excellent and agile with a pair of comfortable shorts. Perfect for those warm summer days.
Sun Glasses:
Protect your eyes from the glare of the sun. A good pair of sunglasses is a must.
Breathable Long Sleeve Shirt:
Keep it cool yet covered with a breathable, long-sleeved shirt. Ideal for sun protection.
Wading Boots:
Navigate the river with confidence—sturdy wading boots for a surefooted experience.
Waders:
Stay dry and comfortable with quality waders—a must-have for any serious angler.
Sleeping Bag-Pillow:
Rest easy with a compact sleeping bag that doubles as a pillow. Sleep under the stars in comfort.
Camp Clothes:
Lightweight and easy-to-wear camp clothes for those relaxed evenings by the river.
Waterproof Pack for Fishing Boat:
Keep your essentials dry. A reliable waterproof pack is your river companion.
Personal Dopp Kit:
A compact kit with your essentials for freshness and comfort.
Tylenol:
Just in case. A small supply of Tylenol for any unexpected headaches.
With this comprehensive Summer Trip Pack List, you’ll be ready for whatever the Deschutes River throws your way. Pack up, and let the adventure begin!
Winter Trip Pack List
Are you planning a winter fly fishing escapade? Let’s make packing a breeze with our Winter Trip Pack List. Here’s everything you need for a cozy and enjoyable experience in the crisp Deschutes winter:
Sun Block:
Even in winter, the sun can be intense. Protect your skin with a reliable sunblock.
Stocking Cap:
Keep warm and stylish with a snug stocking cap. Essential for chilly mornings by the river.
Thermal Underwear:
Layer up with thermal underwear for that extra warmth when the temperatures drop.
Sun Glasses:
Shield your eyes from the winter glare. A good pair of sunglasses is a must.
Warm Base Layer Shirt:
Stay comfortably warm with a cozy base layer shirt. Perfect for cold days on the water.
Wool Socks (3 pair):
Keep your feet toasty with three pairs of high-quality wool socks. Winter comfort starts from the ground up.
Wading Boots:
Navigate icy waters confidently—with sturdy, wading boots for a surefooted winter experience.
Waders:
Stay dry and warm with insulated waders—a must for winter fly fishing.
Sleeping Bag-Pillow:
Stay snug through the night with a sleeping bag that doubles as a pillow. Sweet dreams are guaranteed.
Camp Clothes:
Cozy camp clothes for those relaxing evenings by the winter riverside.
Waterproof Pack for Fishing Boat:
Keep your essentials dry and organized. A reliable waterproof pack is your winter river companion.
Personal Dopp Kit:
Your compact kit with personal essentials. Stay fresh and comfortable throughout your winter adventure.
Tylenol:
Just in case. A small supply of Tylenol for any unexpected winter aches.
Additional Note on Clothing for Winter Trips
We suggest anglers bring an extra set of fishing clothes in the winter just in case you get wet. On summer trips, we generally wet wade, and clothes dry quickly. Fishing in the same clothes is OK with us, and our bagger has less weight to row down the river each day.
Layer Up for Warmth:
In winter, layers are your best friend. Start with thermal underwear, add a warm shirt, and top it off with a waterproof jacket. Easy to adjust as the day unfolds.
Gloves and Hand Warmers:
Remember to pack gloves and hand warmers. Your hands will thank you, especially during those early morning fishing sessions.
Stay Dry, Stay Happy:
Invest in quality waterproof gear. Whether it’s your jacket, pants, or boots, staying dry is the key to a comfortable winter fishing experience.
Comfort Matters:
Winter trips are about embracing the chill, but that doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort. Choose gear that keeps you warm without hindering your movements.
With our Winter Trip Pack List and additional clothing tips, you’re ready to conquer the Deschutes River in winter. Follow the Booking Calendar to secure your multi-day float trip with the best Deschutes River fly fishing guides today.
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