The Rogue River 

Pacific Northwest

It is no coincidence that virtually all steelhead anglers have a Rogue River story. Aside from the long history and tradition of steelhead fly fishing on the Rogue, the fact remains that the Rogue River is one of the most consistent and approachable steelhead fisheries in the lower 48. Regardless of fly fishing technique, the upper Rogue River has water for everyone. Whether you like to drop heavily-weighted nymphs into dark slots under a strike indicator or ply the surface with a hitched skater we are confident the Rogue River could be the setting for your next favorite fishing story.

The Upper Rogue
Rogue River steelhead average five pounds and will generally be present in the upper river by mid-August. The prime months of September and October offer consistent catch rates and stable weather. Fly Water Travel is proud to offer the most comprehensive list of qualified guides and lodging packages you’ll find. This is our “home water” in southern Oregon and we can build any itinerary to suit your needs.
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Morrison's Lodge
This is the region’s oldest and most established full service fishing lodge. With tasteful accommodations overlooking the river, fine dining and daily guided drift boat trips targeting adult and “half-pounder steelhead, Morrison’s remains the region’s classic fall steelheading destination.
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Wild and Scenic Floats
This fifty-mile boat trip traverses a scenic and secluded stretch of the Rogue River. This particular stretch was designated as a “Wild and Scenic River” by congress in 1968, and therefore has only hiking trails and limited road access near the beginning and end of the trip. There is spectacular natural scenery, wildlife, white-water rapids and fly fishing, all of which provide for a unique experience for all ages and all levels of fly fishing experience.
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