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Sometimes it feels like 2020 is just a series of progressively heavier news. No one has been spared. Here in Western Oregon, we are just digging out from the catastrophic fires and smoke that have devastated many of our treasured waterways and the communities that surround them. The scale of loss can feel overwhelming.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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But through this season of discontent, we have managed to keep our hearts whole and our spirits salved through regular contact with the redemptive spirit of our home waters. Thanks to all the wonderful people who have joined us to share time on the river. Because of you, we can hope for the day when we look back on 2020 as the beginning of the end of the darkness. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Here is a look back at the scenes from the last few months on the water. We hope you will join us for a slice of normalcy and enjoy the healing power of fly fishing. Until then, VOTE against hate and chaos, and keep dreaming of a brighter tomorrow!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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