Morrison's Rogue River Lodge

Steelhead
In case you aren't familiar with these fish, Steelhead are an ocean going rainbow trout and truly are a fabulous sport fish. They fight hard and can readily be caught on flies. They are still the most popular species fished for at Morrison’s.

Fly Fishing Techniques for Steelhead:

Nymphing – Primarily two large flies no extra weight, very effective both from the boat and wading. All boats are set up with casting braces. Moderate casting techniques are required.

Swing Flies – Using intermediate sink tip lines. Rod choices include either single hand or two handed styles with traditional steelhead patterns. For many this is the purist way to target steelhead. Again, moderate casting skills are demanded.

Pulling Flies – Also known as the “Rogue River Twitch”, this technique requires minimal to no casting. Perfect for the beginner or experience angler looking for a more relaxing pursuit of steelhead.

Trout
The middle area of the Rogue does not have a resident trout population, so anglers intercept these fish along the migration runs. You can expect to catch sea run Cutthroat Trout during the fall while fishing Steelhead. Another option for Trout is on the upper Rogue, just below Lost Creek Dam. This is a stocked trout area known as “The Holy Water” offering a great Salmon Fly hatch in June. It’s about a 1 ½ hour drive from Morrison's, with great fly-fishing opportunities. The upper river in the Shady Cove area (also about 1 ½ hour drive) offers trout in the spring and fall.

Dinners are all inclusive, featuring an elaborate four courses: appetizer, followed by a salad served with our renowned freshly baked orange dinner rolls; you will have a choice of 2 different main entree selections served with fresh vegetables and a potato, pasta or rice dish. The grand finale is, a mouth-watering dessert served with freshly brewed coffee or tea.

The main lodge dining room offers "Captain's Seating" around large tables. Morrison's offers a fine selection of Northwest and California wine as well as a full bar and some great local microbrews.

Lodging options:
• Nine river view cottages with fireplaces, private decks & covered parking (four 2-bedroom units & five 1-bedroom units)
• Four double occupancy rooms in the main lodge
• Two multi-bedroom suites on Taylor Creek and Four cottages on Taylor Creek
 

2012 Guided Fall Fishing Trip Rates:

2 Day Guided Fishing Package $982 per person
2 Days guided fishing, 3 nights

3 Day Guided Fishing Package $1,386 per person
3 days guided fishing, 4 nights

4 Day Guided Fishing Package $1,790 per person
4 days guided fishing, 5 nights

5 Day Guided Fishing Package $2,194 per person
5 days guided fishing, 6 nights

Guided Fishing Packages include listed guided fishing days & lodging nights and all meals
(does not include: 1% lodging tax, alcohol or gratuities for waiters/ guides)

Package Details
All packages are based upon double occupancy accommodating 2 people per double room and 4 people per a two bedroom cottage. A supplement charge will be added for 2 people in 2-bedroom cottages. Singles will be figured on the daily rate plus Guided Fishing per day rate.