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Michael Gorman, founder of Scarlet Ibis Fly Fishing Tours, Inc., has been guiding and teaching effective fly fishing skills for more than 30 years. His angling knowledge and skills have been honed in New Zealand, Ireland, Christmas Island, the Bahamas, Florida, Alaska, British Columbia, and all over the Western United States, including Oregon’s world-famous Deschutes, Rogue River, McKenzie River, and North Umpqua Rivers.
Fly Fishing Books
Michael Gorman, founder of Scarlet Ibis Fly Fishing Tours, Inc., has been guiding and teaching effective fly fishing skills for more than 30 years. His angling knowledge and skills have been honed in New Zealand, Ireland, Christmas Island, the Bahamas, Florida, Alaska, British Columbia, and all over the Western United States, including Oregon’s world-famous Deschutes, Rogue River, McKenzie River, and North Umpqua Rivers.
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Popular Blog Posts
Be Versatile to Succeed: 3 Effective Fly-Fishing Techniques for Stream Trout
The native rainbow trout of McKenzie River, upper Willamette, and Santiam River are abundant and willing. All have less numerous, but healthy, populations of cutthroat trout, too.
Effective Steelhead Wet Fly Presentation
The native rainbow trout of McKenzie River, upper Willamette, and Santiam River are abundant and willing. All have less numerous, but healthy, populations of cuttrhoat trout, too.
Why Nymph Fishing for Steelhead
There are three general trout fly fishing techniques. A successful fly angler must be knowledgeable and practiced in all three methods to consistently catch fish.