Mar 28, 2024

ALL NEW: SAGE R8 SPEY ROD REVIEW

ALL NEW: SAGE R8 SPEY ROD REVIEW.

Sage's Beautiful Spey R8 8130-4! (photo by Callum Brock)

"The Sage Spey R8 8130-4 is really light in my hand, easy to cast with a Scientific Anglers Skagit 600 grain Head combined with a RIO iMOW Heavy 5' Int/5' T-14 sink tip. A joy to fish!" - Callum Brock.

Every few years, rod manufactuers come out with the latest, and greatest, new and improved rods.  This is a great thing for the consumer since the manufactuers are always looking for lighter and stronger materials and ways to make our fishing experiences even better than they already are.  When I look back at older rods, some that I still have and love to fish, it is amazing the differences in them compared to rods of today.

I can't tell you how many times I've gotten a new rod and fished it and wondered how it could ever get better than what I already have in my hand.  Well, needless to say everytime I think like that, here comes a new rod.  We benefit from manufactuers competing for your recreational dollars.  If they want to stay ahead of the game, they have to come through with the goods.  We also know that manufactuers are looking out for us, as the consumers, but we also know that they need to generate sales.  So these two factors keep pushing companies to come out with amazing rods every few years.

This leads me to this short review of the latest rod that I've been lucky enough to get my hands on.  The NEW Sage R8 Spey 8130-4.  Typically here in the Columbia River Gorge, where I do most of my steelhead fishing, a 7wt spey rod is most sufficient, even a 6wt is prefered during the summer months when throwing a Scandi line.  But, I needed an 8wt for winter fishing the Oregon Coast and for future trips to the Skeena and such.  So, I bought myself the 13' 8wt and I am very pleased that I did.

I know and understand that the rod is a tool for me to get the job done, but that being said, I also love the asthetics of a beautifully built rod.  Asthetically when thinking of rods that stand out in this catagory, I think of rods like Winston, C.F. Burkheimer, and a few others automatically come to mind.  I'd like to include the new Sage R8 Spey rod in this short list.  They have done a wonderful job and asthetically, the rod is very pleasing to my eyes!

I'm loving the butt section of the handles design, making it very comfortable to hold during the stroke of the cast.  I am not a huge fan of thick handles, and Sage has done a fantastic job with these handles.  Also, I really love the Ale Blank color, as I also do on my Sage Trout Spey HD 2wt rod.  In my opinion, I love this color for a rod second to only the famous Winston Green rods.  In addition the Granite aluminum componentry is stunning and one of my favorite colors as well.  Asthetically, that's my 2 cents.



FINE-TUNED ACTIONS:

Action: Switch - For Cast in Tight Quarters | 7116-4, 8116-4
Action: Lightweight Line Speed - Accurate Distance with Light Spey Lines | 5126-4, 6130-4.
Action: Max Versatility - Spey Casting Mulit-Tool | 7126-4, 7130-4, 7136-4, 8130-4, 9130-4.
Action: Most Powerful - Max. Power, Distance & Control | 8126-4, 8136-4, 9140-4, 10150-4.


MODELS TO COVER YOUR NEEDS:
  • 5 wt: 5126-4
  • 6 wt: 6130-4
  • 7 wts: 7116-4, 7126-4, 7130-4, 7136-4 
  • 8 wts: 8116-4, 8126-4, 8130-4, 8136-4
  • 9 wts: 9130-4, 9140-4, 9140-6 (6 piece)
  • 10 wt: 10150-4

LINE RECOMMENDATIONS:
  • 5 wt 12'6" | 5126-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 350-400gr
      • Scandi 300-350gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 375 - Skagit Max Power
      • Recommended - Scandi 320 - Scandi Launch
  • 6 wt 13' | 6130-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 400-450gr
      • Scandi 350-400gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 425 - Skagit Max Launch
      • Recommended - Scandi 380 - Scandi Launch
  • 7wt 11'6" | 7116-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 450-500gr
      • Scandi 400-450gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 475 - Skagit Max Power
      • Recommended - Scandi 440 - Scandi Launch
  • 7wt 12'6" | 7126-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 500-550gr
      • Scandi 450-500gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 525 - Skagit Max Power
      • Recommended - Scandi 470 - Scandi Launch
  • 7wt 13'0" | 7130-4
    • Ideal Line:
      • Skagit 500-550gr
      • Scandi 450-500gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 525 - Skagit Max Launch
      • Recommended - Scandi 470 - Scandi Launch
  • 7wt 13'6" | 7136-4
    • Ideal Line:
      • Skagit 500-550gr
      • Scandi 450-500gr
      • Recommeded - Skagit 525 - Skagit Max Launch
      • Recommeded - Scandi 470 - Scandi Launch
  • 8wt 11'6" |  8116-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 500-550gr
      • Scandi 450-500gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 525 - Skagit Max Power
      • Recommended - Scandi 470 - Scandi Launch
  • 8wt 12'6" | 8126-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 575-625gr
      • Scandi 520-580gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 600 - Skagit Max Launch
      • Recommended - Scandi 520 - Scandi Launch
  • 8wt 13'0" | 8130-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 550-600gr
      • Scandi 500-550gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 575 - Skagit Max Launch (don't be afraid of a 600gr head)
      • Recommended - Scandi 520 - Scandi Launch
  • 8wt 13'6" | 8136-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 575-625gr
      • Scandi 520-580gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 600 - Skagit Max Launch
      • Recommended - Scandi 520 - Scandi Launch
  • 9wt 13'0" | 9130-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 600-650gr
      • Scandi 550-600gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 625 - Skagit Max Power
      • Recommended - Scandi 580 - Scandi Launch
  • 9wt 14'0" | 9140-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 625-675gr
      • Scandi 550-610gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 650 - Skagit Max Launch
      • Recommended - Scandi 580 - Scandi Launch
      • Recommended - Traditional - 710gr Mid Head Spey
  • 10wt 15'0" | 10150-4
    • Ideal Lines:
      • Skagit 675-750gr
      • Scandi 610-670gr
      • Recommended - Skagit 725 - Skagit Max Launch
      • Recommended - Scandi 640 - Scandi Launch
      • Recommended - Traditional - 785 Mid Head Spey

Is a new spey rod is in your near future?  Be sure to give the new Sage R8 Spey lineup a hard long look.  Rod's nowadays can cost a small fortune and getting your moneys worth is always important.  If it weren't, we wouldn't spend hours doing research looking for that perfect rod.  With the new R8 lineup, there's definitly a rod for your needs, including a rod for the traveling steelhead/salmon fisherman who need a 6 piece rod for traveling.  The 14' 9wt comes in a 6 piece version for just that reason.  Now that there's another rod choice in the mix, hopefully it doesn't make it even more confusing.  If you find it hard to choose, we're here to help you get the right tool for the job.  Sage has been around a long time, their seasoned at designing/building rods that are a joy to fish with.

We are always happy to talk about fishing, fishing gear and help with any questions you may have.  Give us a call at 541-386-6977 or drop us a line at info@gorgeflyshop.com.

Thanks for reading.

GFS Team
John







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Mar 27, 2024

Korkers Chrome Lite Fixed Sole Wading Boot

Korkers Chrome Lite is a New wading boot under the new line of Wadelite Boots. The idea is a fixed KlingOn tread sole in a light boot packaged designed for the walk in angler. The Chrome Lite boot carries many similar features of the full size wading boots including BOA lace system and internal water drainage without the bulk and weight of a interchangeable sole system, They are capable of accepting screw in studs for added traction. 

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Mar 26, 2024

Simms Pursuit Shoe - Available Now

Steel Gray
It won't be long and many of us will be getting out in the warm water streams. Nimble on the feet and siped outsole for wet-slip resistance, the pursuit shoe is ready for your next adventure. 

Also comes in Riffle Green
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Mar 25, 2024

DRY LINE FLIES FOR SUMMER STEELHEAD:

A Pimped Up Mack's Canyon with Jungle Cock eyes...that'll hunt!


Seems early to be addressing dry line flies for summer steelhead, but you know it's going to be here before we know it.  Summer will be in full swing (pun intended) soon.  Here are a few of our favorite summer steelhead dry and wet flies, typically used on dry lines, however I will mention a few that I have used while using a sink tip that work extreamly well.

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WET FLIES:

If there ever was an "all star" line up for summer steelhead wet flies, these below would without question be on the team.  We know that there are so many variatons to wet flies and the possiblitites are endless.  If you look at the profile of a typical wet fly they all look pretty similar.  The key obvioustly is different materials and colors that are used to make them unique even though they look similar.

When you think of all the variables that come into play when your swinging a wet or dry fly, it can be overwhelming to say the least.  Was it the color, was it my presentation, was it both.  There are times, most times, that I, and many would agree, that the presentation is most important.  Case in point, I was fishing a run and had a grab, but the fish didn't stick, so I changed my fly, made the same or near the same cast again and had another grab and yet again the fish didn't stick.  So, changed my fly again and repeated the process until I had changed my fly 5 times and the fish never stuck.  We played cat and mouse for nearly 40 minutes as I changed flies and kept trying.  The fish was interested in everyone of the flies, no matter what the color was.  In this instance, this is why I believed that it was the presentation and not the color of the fly.

Admittedly, I believe at times the fly color and size do matter.  I know, because it seems, that later in the season steelhead tend to like flies that are more natural in color and smaller in size.  This has been proven to me over the years to the point I can't ignore it.  Love fishing these flies on a Scandi style lines either with a floating or intermediate Airflo Polyleader, a RIO Versileader or just a plain old tapered mono leader.  When using a polyleader or versileader I wouldnormally put 2 - 4' of tippet at the end and then connect the fly.  I prefer the Polyleaders or Versileaders over straight mono leader and that is because they grip the surface of the water better helping create a nice load or the rod, whereas the mono tapered leaders tend to slide on the surface of the water with less tension.

Aqua Flies:  Mack's Canyon
Mack's Canyon is MONEY!


The Mack's Canyon has always been one of my favorite go to flies.  Have brought a lot of steelhead to the beach with this beautifully tied porportionally perfect fly.  I really like this fly especially later in the season when steelhead have been in the system for awhile and become more "trouty" and like more natural colors.  The Mack's Canyon works great in super clear to off colored water.  Subtle enough in clear water not to spook fish yet dark enough to silhouete well in off colored water.  I highly advice that you have at least two of these in your steelhead dry fly box at all times.  Sizes #6 or #8 work best.  Just remember later in the season the smaller flies tend to work the best.

Aqua Flies:  Green Butt Skunk
Green Butt Skunk

What can we say? The Green Butt Skunk is one of, if not the most famous of all times steelhead dry fly.  I believe that it was created sometime in the early 1950's and has been catching steelhead ever since.  Anyone who has fly fished for steelhead for any length of time has either used one with success or heard of this fly.  Bottom line, steelhead love them.  Sizes #2, #4 or #6.

Aqua Flies:  Fiddle D
Fiddle D


Compared to the Green Butt Skunk, the Fiddle D (above) is much lesser known, dare I say that it gets lost in the mix of all the choices, but it shouldn't.  The Fiddle D is an outstanding, beautifully tied fly with all the right porportions and the colors work well in any type of water conditons from gin clear to somewhat off colored water.  A darker pattern like this silhouettes well against the off colored water.  A steelhead is always looking up and the darker body with sun light behind it, makes it pretty easy for the fish to see it.  Comes in a size #6 which is perfect for most conditions.

Hartwick's Brown Hilton

Look at this beauty, the Hartwick's Brown Hilton!  This is a fly that I typically would use a bit later in the season when more natural flies seem to work better.  This is not to say that it wouldn't work early in the season, just saying that it is a go to late season pattern for sure.  It has that look of an October Caddis.  This is a great pattern and looks super buggy in the water. Fish love it.  It also comes in a Purple pattern.

Solitude:  Lady Carolyn

The Lady Carolyn

Like the Green Butt Skunk, when it comes to famous flies, the Lady Carolyn would have to be on that list.  A deadly natural looking fly that has stood the test of time.  Super buggy and fish love it.  Comes in a size #5 which is perfect.  Always, Always have some of these in your box...Nuff said!


Aqua Flies:  No Name Variant

No Name Variant

One of my personal favorites, the No Name Variant has helped me land some pretty nice fish over the years.  Comes in sizes #6 and #8.  I typically will use the larger one early in the season and the smaller one later in the season.  It's no secret that steelhead love purple and Aqua Flies No Name Variant is an excellent example of this.  To be honest, this is a nice photo of the fly but it still doesn't do this fly justice.  This is one of if not the first fly I start the day with unless, I am using something more natural in color.  It has just proved itself to me over and over.

Aqua flies along with RIO's flies are quality tied and just look down right beautiful!  I know that if I can make a good cast and set up a beautifully tied fly that I have confidence in, odds for success seem to increase.  Nothing like a perfect swing through juicy water with a fly tied on that you are totally confident in.  I know for a fact that it may not neccesarrily be the color of the fly that produces the strike, probably more the presentation, BUT, even so, it just feels good to have that confidence.

Steelhead Coachman

Here is another sweet natural looking fly that steelhead love.  RIO's Steelhead Coachman is a tried and true fly that is always in my fly box.  Comes in sizes #4, #6, and #8 for all you size needs.  I always have at least a couple of these in my box for sure.

RIO's:  Undertaker
RIO's Undertaker


Just the name!  It's gotta be a good one right?  Well, the answer to that is YES.  The RIO's Undertaker is a very popular summer steelhead fly, especially on the Deschutes River.  I know a guy that rarely fishes anything other than this fly and he brings a lot of fish to the beach.  All the right colors for any water condition and it come in sizes #6 and #8.


Duddle's Low Water Green Butt

Created by Gorge Fly Shop owner, Travis Duddles, this fly has served many anglers well for many years!  You can confidently tie this on your tippet and go hunt.  All the right colors with a green butt hot spot.  Perfectly tied for low water conditions but equally comfortable when the water is at prime stage.  That's it...Don't be afraid to fish it.


ON THE SMALLER SIDE OF THINGS:


RIO's:  Last Call
                   
RIO's Last Call Black
 
RIO's Last Call Purple
  

These two flies are fun!  These are pretty small, at a size #4 when it comes to steelhead flies.  And they work great for later in the season when the fish like smaller flies.  Even so, its a fly that when I show folks, they look at it, then look at me and they just don't believe what I tell them.  Becasue it's so small they think it's too small.

I typically have to work pretty hard to convince customers to give one a try.  I can remember a customer who was on his way to the Deschutes and I told him that this would be the fly that I would start with today.  At first he didn't believe me, almost rejected me.  But I did convince him and he bought one.  A few hours later, I get a call from him and he is in his first run fishing and sure enough, he admitted that he hooked a nice steelhead on this fly.  Thanked me for recommending it and for taking the time to convince him...now he is convinced!

Solitude:  Steelhead Brassie

Steelhead Brassie - Comes in #6 Orange or Purple.

Although the Steelhead Brassie was designed to be used as a steelhead nymph pattern, this little gem can be swung just under the surface of the water with solid results.  Looking like an October Caddis nymph, it's sure to catch the always in focus steelhead eye.  I am amazed at how small of a swung fly will catch a steelhead.  They're trouty.  Think of swinging soft hackles for trout only better.  The great thing about this fly is that it is tied on a sturdy #6 hool.  The hook is plenty strong enough for a steelhead.



SKATING FLIES:

I need to be upfront and honest with all ya'all.  I have yet to land a steelhead on a skated or chugged/popped fly!  Oh how I long for it.  I have tried it, had fish boil on it.  Had them grab and take a click or two off my reel, but never have I ever hooked and landed one on a skated fly.  It has been a dream of mine for a long time.  I just need to fish them more often and fish them when the odds are in my favor.  I know that there are optimal times and places to utilize this technique and I just have to make it a priority and not be so quick to tie on a wet fly.  Maybe this will be the summer that my skating dreams come true?!

Since, I am not an expert at this, the flies listed below are favorites of friends who have had a great amount of success with.  


Notice the resemblance? Skate it reel good!
Pompadour Skater

One of the most popular with customers and friends has been the Pompadour Skater in size #6.  This pattern also comes in a black version and both work well according to sources I am close with.  Word on the river is that Deschutes steelhead like smaller skaters in general.  However they also will take larger ones as well.  I think the larger skaters which will be listed here shortly are often more successful in the choppier water where you can also chugg them with more action.


Larimer's Steelhead Muddler - Natural

Who hasn't heard of the Muddler Minnow, please stand up.  Couldn't tell you how many steelhead that I have heard of being caught over the years with a Skated Muddler Minnow.  Now, I know first hand how effective this fly can be when used on a sink tip, I have had enough success with it that I can't deny it.  I just haven't had the pleasure of the surface eat yet.

This is a super buggy pattern that comes in Natural, Olive, Purple, and Black.  Tied in a size #4.  You would do well to have a few of these in the box along with the others that I told you to add to your box.  A lot of folks fish this with a "riffle hitch" tied at the head of the fly and eye of the hook.  This knot can be tied on either side of the fly to make it skate really well.

Solitude:  Ska-opper

Ska-opper in Natural

The Ska-opper has become pretty famous, especially to anglers who like chugging or popping the fly during the swing.  Invented by well know Skagit Master Scott Howell, this fly is a cross between a bass popper and a gurgler and works well for aggressive steelhead, although I wouldn't know...yet.  I enjoy fishing this fly and have done so a fair amount, but just haven't been successful with it yet.  Emphasis on yet.  It will happen I am sure of it.  When it does, whoever is within a mile radius of me will know something special is up! Designed to ride high in the water and make a big camotion.  Surely to attract that steelhead that can't stand it.  
Top View of the SkaOpper


Aqua Flies:  After Dinner Mint
Who doesn't like an After Dinner Mint?

The After Dinner Mint is an excellent fly pattern that fishes equally well as a skater or fishing it wet.  I love both the Purple/Black or the  Green/Black colors.  Super effective.  Give it a try.

Brett's Kalamath Skater October Caddis

Talk about buggy.  If you look at this patter from the underside (bottom) upward, it seriously looks like a real bug.  If I were a steelhead...I wouldn't be able to contain myself if I saw this skate across the surface.  I'd have to attack for sure.  Tied on a #7 hook with a long shake to help with those fish that just want to come up and kiss it.  This is a perfect sized late season skater.  Think late September - October.  Does'nt mean you couldn't use it in August.  Notice the imitation Jungle Cock near the belly of the fly which helps make it "skate".

I could go on and on with other effective wet and skating fly patterns, but this is a stellar start for you.  Also, by no means are these in order or all there is.  We are looking very much forward to summer steelhead season soon.  As always, we are happy to talk fishing and answer any questions that you may have.  Give us a call at 541-386-6977. 

PARTING SHOTS:

 
My son Calvin, with his first dry line steelhead caught on a "Freight Train" not mentioned in the above list but easily could have.  The Aqua Fies "Freight Train is a very effective pattern. (see photo below)





Thanks for reading.

GFS Team
John G


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Mar 23, 2024

Building Your Bonefish Fly Box



Bonefish Smorgasbord


Bonefish are unquestionably one of the most sought-after saltwater gamefish.  Their propensity to feed in shallow water combined with their blistering runs make them the perfect target for fly anglers.  They are spooky but tend to be good biters.  Having the right fly selection can be crucial to success when chasing these ghosts of the flats.  So, what do you need to consider when putting together your fly box?

Fly Color:

                       
                     Spawning Shrimp
Gotcha
                                                                              

Most of the best bonefish flies are fairly plain with a little pop of color.  Bonefish prey heavily on shrimp and small crabs and these crustaceans try not to be in the business of being eaten!  Most bonefish food very closely matches the color of the bottom.  This is why the majority of popular bonefish flies will be tan, white or some combination of the two.  Patterns that blend into the bottom work well, but a bit of subtle flash or color certainly grabs their attention.  Two flies that come to mind are the Gotcha and Spawning Shrimp.  Each pattern has a little bit of flash and just enough pink or orange.  Not a ton of either, but enough to differentiate the fly from the bottom.

Fly Size:

                         
                        Bonefish Bitters
Gotcha Clouser


Preferred fly size tends to vary a bit from place to place.  Generally speaking, patterns in size 6 and 4 cover most bases, but there are plenty of exceptions to that.  If your destination has lots of smaller bonefish that tend to feed in shallow ultra-skinny water, smaller flies will be a good bet.  Conversely, places with big bonefish can require much larger patterns.  Andros Island comes to mind.  Guides on Andros (and the island's XL bonefish) love big flies.  One of the best patterns there is the Gotcha Clouser in size 2.  Call it approximately 3 inches long.  A good rule to follow is smaller bonefish, smaller flies, bigger bonefish, bigger flies.  

Fly Weight:

                         
                 CXI Special w/Brass Eyes
Crazy Charlie w/Bead Chain Eyes


Having flies of differing weights is critical in the bonefishing world.  When it's calm and fish are tailing in the shallows, flies with light bead chain eyes will be the ticket.  They have just enough weight to sink the fly and keep the hood riding up as you're stripping it along.  The gentle "plop" of a lightly weighted fly can be a good thing as it will often draw in an actively feeding fish.  That said, heavier flies that hit the water harder will often spook fish upon impact when the water is calm.  

There are a couple instances where heavier flies with brass or lead dumbbell eyes are the key to success.  The first and most obvious is when fishing deeper water.  As much as we'd all like to cast to tailing fish in shallow water, this isn't always a part of the program.  Having a weighted fly that quickly gets to the bottom in 3-5 feet of water can be very important.  

The second scenario where weighted flies shine is in shallow water when it's rough.  Bead chain flies can look unnatural in the chop.  Lightly weighted flies have a tendency to roll side-to-side with wave action, and sometimes even tip over.  Bonefish don't love a rolling fly, and this often leads to refusals.  Fishing a heavier fly in these conditions will prevent the roll and get eaten more often.  When it's rough, the disturbance of a weighted fly hitting the water is also not much of a factor in spooking fish.  



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Mar 22, 2024

Friday's Feature Fly

Tungsten Jig Naughty Bunny

This jig has a lot going for it.  The hot bead and a pearl rib for flash.  Spikey hare's ear body.  It's a winner anywhere cased caddis are a big part of the program.  Available in size 14 and 16.  




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Mar 21, 2024

Bonefish flies, got some?

Somebody is going somewhere fun!  Aside from all the hard tackle you need, we are fully loaded with saltwater flies.  Give us a call and get a custom selection for your next adventure!


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Mar 20, 2024

Bauer RX Fly Reel

Sharp looking and ultra-smooth.  Bauer RX3 in dark green.  Perfect match for your favorite green 5 weight!
        

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