Trout
Deschutes River Guided Fly Fishing Camp Trips
Larimer Outfitters offers a unique guided camp trip experience on Oregon's
Deschutes River. We guide the lower 23 miles of the river between Mack's Canyon
and Heritage Landing. This remote stretch of river has no road access or
developments. It's pure wilderness. In order to access this remote canyon, we use
our 20' jet boats.
This is some of the finest blue ribbon trout fishing in the Northwest. The resident
rainbow trout, also known as “redsides”, are 100% wild. They average in length
from 12 to16 inches though many 17 to 18 inch exist. With a little luck and skill, you
may have a shot at a big boy in the 20 inch range.
Pound for pound, these are the strongest trout you’ll ever hook. Plus, Deschutes
trout like to look up! They will often eat dry flies even without a lot of bugs on the
water. Fortunately, the river consistently pumps out huge hatches of may flies,
stone flies, caddis flies, and midge in addition to many terrestrials. When the
weather turns south or the fish just aren't active, dead drifting nymphs or swinging
soft hackles can be deadly.
Deschutes River. We guide the lower 23 miles of the river between Mack's Canyon
and Heritage Landing. This remote stretch of river has no road access or
developments. It's pure wilderness. In order to access this remote canyon, we use
our 20' jet boats.
This is some of the finest blue ribbon trout fishing in the Northwest. The resident
rainbow trout, also known as “redsides”, are 100% wild. They average in length
from 12 to16 inches though many 17 to 18 inch exist. With a little luck and skill, you
may have a shot at a big boy in the 20 inch range.
Pound for pound, these are the strongest trout you’ll ever hook. Plus, Deschutes
trout like to look up! They will often eat dry flies even without a lot of bugs on the
water. Fortunately, the river consistently pumps out huge hatches of may flies,
stone flies, caddis flies, and midge in addition to many terrestrials. When the
weather turns south or the fish just aren't active, dead drifting nymphs or swinging
soft hackles can be deadly.
Details...
Time of Year:
Late May through June
Prices:
Trout camp trip (Three days, two nights minimum)
One or two anglers............$2200.00 ($1100.00 per angler)
Three angler.......................$3100.00 ($1033.00 per angler)
Four anglers.......................$4100.00 ($1025.00 per angler)
Five anglers........................$5100.00 ($1020.00 per angler)
Six anglers..........................$6100.00 ($1016.66 per angler)
Additional days...................$350.00 per angler.
*We fish a maximum of three anglers per boat. Trips with more than three
anglers will have two guide boats.
Book Your Trip Today:
You may submit a Booking Request on-line, or if you would like to talk to us in
person, please give us a call at (541) 490-9446. We can set up your trip or answer
any questions you may have.
Booking Policy:
A $300.00 deposit per angler is required to reserve your space. All deposits are
due at the time of your booking. Deposits are non-refundable within 60 days of the
start date of the trip. Trips cancelled due to water conditions will be rescheduled
or refunded.
What is included with your camp trip?
We're proud to have the best camp on the river. We use the highest quality gear to
ensure your comfort. Our guides and camp hosts will go out of there way to make
your trip a great experience.
You won't loose any weight on our camp trips! We eat exceptionally well. All of
your food and non-alcoholic beverages will be supplied.
You will be sleeping in large outfitter tents complete with cots and sleeping pads.
Our kitchen and dinning area are covered by a large screen tent. A solar powered
shower makes longer stays more comfortable.
We carry a small fly shop's worth of flies though we recommend bringing a
selection as well. Rods and waders available upon request prior to your trip.
What is NOT included with your camp trip?
Fishing license, alcoholic beverages, sleeping bags, pillow, personal items, &
guide gratuities, *BLM Boaters Pass.
* A Bureau of Land Management Deschutes River Boaters Pass is required for
all boaters on the Deschutes.
You must purchase a Boaters Pass prior to your guide trip. Additionally, Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays from July 1 through October 15 are limited use weekends.
If you are booking a trip during this time, you must obtain a Boaters Pass
IMMEDIATELY. You will be responsible for the cost of the trip if you show up on
limited use days without a Boaters Pass and there is no availability.
>How to purchase a boaters pass
>Book Your Trip
Time of Year:
Late May through June
Prices:
Trout camp trip (Three days, two nights minimum)
One or two anglers............$2200.00 ($1100.00 per angler)
Three angler.......................$3100.00 ($1033.00 per angler)
Four anglers.......................$4100.00 ($1025.00 per angler)
Five anglers........................$5100.00 ($1020.00 per angler)
Six anglers..........................$6100.00 ($1016.66 per angler)
Additional days...................$350.00 per angler.
*We fish a maximum of three anglers per boat. Trips with more than three
anglers will have two guide boats.
Book Your Trip Today:
You may submit a Booking Request on-line, or if you would like to talk to us in
person, please give us a call at (541) 490-9446. We can set up your trip or answer
any questions you may have.
Booking Policy:
A $300.00 deposit per angler is required to reserve your space. All deposits are
due at the time of your booking. Deposits are non-refundable within 60 days of the
start date of the trip. Trips cancelled due to water conditions will be rescheduled
or refunded.
What is included with your camp trip?
We're proud to have the best camp on the river. We use the highest quality gear to
ensure your comfort. Our guides and camp hosts will go out of there way to make
your trip a great experience.
You won't loose any weight on our camp trips! We eat exceptionally well. All of
your food and non-alcoholic beverages will be supplied.
You will be sleeping in large outfitter tents complete with cots and sleeping pads.
Our kitchen and dinning area are covered by a large screen tent. A solar powered
shower makes longer stays more comfortable.
We carry a small fly shop's worth of flies though we recommend bringing a
selection as well. Rods and waders available upon request prior to your trip.
What is NOT included with your camp trip?
Fishing license, alcoholic beverages, sleeping bags, pillow, personal items, &
guide gratuities, *BLM Boaters Pass.
* A Bureau of Land Management Deschutes River Boaters Pass is required for
all boaters on the Deschutes.
You must purchase a Boaters Pass prior to your guide trip. Additionally, Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays from July 1 through October 15 are limited use weekends.
If you are booking a trip during this time, you must obtain a Boaters Pass
IMMEDIATELY. You will be responsible for the cost of the trip if you show up on
limited use days without a Boaters Pass and there is no availability.
>How to purchase a boaters pass
>Book Your Trip
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Our camp will be on a beautiful piece of trout water. Despite the fact that we are in
the wilderness, our camp is very comfortable. You'll be staying in a large, four
season tent with cots and sleeping pads. A large dinning tent protects us from
the elements while cooking and dinning. You will eat well during your stay.
Furthermore, we also provide a private solar shower. Whenever possible, we try
to camp near one of the many clean outhouses.
The Lower Deschutes River is open year round for trout fishing. While great
opportunities exist throughout the year, our favorite time for camp trips is late May
through June.
A Deschutes River camp trip is a great way to experience everything the
Deschutes has to offer. You will become completely immersed in the river, the
trout, the wildlife, and the breathtaking desert canyon. It's one of the most unique
trout fisheries in the world.
the wilderness, our camp is very comfortable. You'll be staying in a large, four
season tent with cots and sleeping pads. A large dinning tent protects us from
the elements while cooking and dinning. You will eat well during your stay.
Furthermore, we also provide a private solar shower. Whenever possible, we try
to camp near one of the many clean outhouses.
The Lower Deschutes River is open year round for trout fishing. While great
opportunities exist throughout the year, our favorite time for camp trips is late May
through June.
A Deschutes River camp trip is a great way to experience everything the
Deschutes has to offer. You will become completely immersed in the river, the
trout, the wildlife, and the breathtaking desert canyon. It's one of the most unique
trout fisheries in the world.
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