
WARM SPRINGS
INDIAN RESERVATION
The Deschutes River
The Deschutes River is iconic in fly fishing world. A place where the rugged beauty of Oregon meets world-class angling. Whether you're chasing wild trout or the elusive steelhead, the Deschutes offers an unforgettable adventure for anglers of all levels. If the fish aren’t enough here, there are over 1,700 per mile, the natural beauty of this place is sure to blow you away.
Private Waters
Target Species: Redband and Rainbow Trout
Trips Starting At: $275
4x4 tours over 39 miles of private water running through completely undeveloped land. Red Band and Rainbow Trout are big and have no pressure year round. I’ll also run Steelhead trips in the winter. This is the most beautiful place filled with history and 12 thousand year old petroglyphs. My favorite place to fish in Oregon. For this trip please book me at littleleafguides.com
Deschutes River
Fly Fishing
Trip Info
Season
Year Round
Capacity
1-4 People
Duration
5-10 Hours

The WHeels
4x4 Tour
This is a walk and wade trip, meaning we will not be floating in a boat. However, we will cover this beautiful terrain in an epic 4x4 provided by Little Leaf Guide Service. We will hit all of the best spots I know of for trout or steelhead, and I’ll show you some of the best scenery along the way!
Deschutes River
Steelhead
Winter steelhead fishing on the Deschutes River near the Warm Springs Indian Reservation is a true test of patience and skill. These fish are known for their tenacity and strength, making every hookup a thrilling battle. The steelhead here are in peak condition, and the cold waters keep them active and aggressive. But fishing on this stretch is about more than just the catch—it's about the peace of the river, the thrill of the fight, and the satisfaction of landing a winter steelhead in one of the Pacific Northwest's most beautiful and culturally rich areas.
Deschutes River
Trout
Trout fishing on the Deschutes River is all about chasing wild, hard-fighting fish in one of Oregon’s most scenic rivers. Whether you're casting dries to hungry risers or nymphing in the deeper runs, the Deschutes offers a rewarding challenge for anglers. With its strong currents and abundant insect life, it’s the perfect spot for those looking to test their skills and hook into some beautiful, native trout.
Go-To Flies for the
Deschutes River
Steelhead Flies
Hoh bo spey
Perfect for Steelhead, Salmon and Trout. The fly has just enough action to make it super enticing.
Mykiza Reverse Maribou
A must-have for Steelhead, the Mykiza Reverse Marabou’s vibrant color and lifelike movement trigger aggressive strikes.
Silveynator
A deadly choice for Steelhead, the Silveynator’s sleek profile and subtle flash make it irresistible in clear water.
Trout Flies
Caddis
A classic for trout, the Caddis fly imitates the natural caddisfly, making it a reliable choice for tempting trout in various conditions.
Hopper
Buoyant and versatile, Assorted Chubbies are a go-to for tempting trout with their irresistible visibility and action.
Various Nymphs
Stone Flies, Orange Perdigons, Pink Bead Hare’s Ear, and Caddis are a few of my go to nymphs.
Buy Your Flies From Me!
Looking for flies for your trip in Oregon? Well swing in and see or some of my buddies at Northwest Fly Fishing Outfitters in Portland! We have everything you might need, and are happy to share stories and pointers as well.