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Obituary for Frederick "Fred" Wilson at Rowe Funeral Home and Crematory

Obituary for Frederick "Fred" Wilson at Rowe Funeral Home and Crematory

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Fred really broke the bed 😭 | Jimmy Rowe

Fred really broke the bed 😭 | Jimmy Rowe

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Ain’t no way Fred did that 😭 | Jimmy Rowe

Ain’t no way Fred did that 😭 | Jimmy Rowe

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Surprising Fred with his Dream Vacation! 🙏😤 | Jimmy Rowe

Surprising Fred with his Dream Vacation! 🙏😤 | Jimmy Rowe

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YT: Jimmy Rowe | hawaiian

YT: Jimmy Rowe | hawaiian

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YT: Jimmy Rowe | screaming in store prank

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Fred Rowe's Fish Report April 15th

Fred Rowe's Fish Report April 15th

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Fred Rowe Fish Report April 29th

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Fred Rowe's Fish Report March 25th

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Fred Rowe's Fish Report March 11th

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "IT’S TUESDAY TALKS TIME! The parking lot entrance is all torn up and will be through February. TUESDAY TALKS WITH FRED THIS TUESDAY February 3rd, 2026. Join Fred Rowe, Richard Lancaster and Tom Paulson to talk about Eastern Sierra fly fishing. Join Richard , Tom and Fred for your opportunity to get all of your questions about fly fishing in the Eastern Sierra answered. We will be discussing lower Owens River, Bishop Creek Canal hatches and Trout Rodeo, the upcoming fi

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "Tenkara fishing an emerger pattern in the winter time. Mid day hatches of blue wing olive mayflies and midges have wild rainbows and browns coming to the surface. A longer rod and a stealthy approach is needed when fishing shallow water and easily spooked trout. A Tenkara rod is perfect for finessing a small dry fly on the surface film of the water. Fish with size 18 Adams parachutes, size 18 blue wing olive parachutes, size 18 Griffith’s gnats, size 18 CDC midges and

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "An afternoon session on the canal. The sun was out. There was no wind and the trout were rising. I grabbed the Tenkara rod and outfitted it with a size 20 blue wing olive parachute. Rising trout give up there location so I knew where to concentrate my casts. When dry fly fishing it’s fun to target specific fish. I drift my flies over the trout until I get the perfect presentation and the trout gently sips my dry fly off the surface. When the trout are consistently ris

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "Indicator nymphing the river. Mid day hatches of blue wing olive mayflies is what the trout are feeding on. If you’re in the right hole you will see a bunch of trout rising and you can use dry flies to catch them. Fish 5X tippet with a side 18 sparkle dun, size 18 blue wing olive parachute and size 18 Adams parachute. Nymphing with a blue wing olive mayfly nymph imitation in a size 18 is what is fooling the trout. The blue wings olive nymph imitations that have been p

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "IT’S TUESDAY TALKS TIME! The parking lot entrance is all torn up and will be through February. TUESDAY TALKS WITH FRED THIS TUESDAY February 10th, 2026. Join Fred Rowe, Richard Lancaster and Tom Paulson to talk about Eastern Sierra fly fishing. Join Richard , Tom and Fred for your opportunity to get all of your questions about fly fishing in the Eastern Sierra answered. We will discussing Trout Rodeo results, incoming storms and dry fly fishing. TUESDAY TALKS WITH FRE

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "There is snow on the Sierra mountains and trout in the river. Working nymphs on the substrate is producing five to 12 inch wild rainbow and brown trout. Do you use the right amount of weight to bounce your flies on the substrate? Weight is the most important aspect of nymphing. Whether it’s in the fly or added to the line as split shot or putty having the proper weight to bounce the flies on the substrate is essential to success."

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "Learning how to get out of the wind. Spent some time on the water with Bill Davis teaching him basic fly fishing techniques. By wading upstream with willows and tules on either side of us they helped brake the wind. When fishing in such tight conditions a water load cast is employed. There was not enough room for a conventional over head cast. We fished an indicator rig of a size 18 bead head flash back pheasant tail nymph attached to three feet of 5X fluorocarbon, a

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "Is this the end of warm snowless days on the upper Owens River. Only time will tell how much snow or rain will fall on the waters of Long Valley. Will it be time to break out the snowshoes, cross country skis or snowmobiles to access the Owens River. Looks like snow above 6,000 feet. Trophy trout continue to feed on nymphs and streamers in deep holes, deep runs and cut banks. Fish with size 12 stoner nymphs, size 12 green/gold wire Prince nymphs, black wooly buggers,

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "Winter time on the upper Owens River. Trophy rainbow trout, working the deep holes, deep runs and cut banks and walking through the snow is winter fly fishing. With snow on the ground be careful where you drive. Just like spring and fall trophy trout fly fishing key to success is covering lots of water to find the trophy trout. Using size 12 stoner nymphs, size 12 green/gold Prince nymphs and size 12 Richard’s variation of a gold ribbed hares ear are producing the tro

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "First redd of the fall seasons on the upper Owens River. A redd is the spawning nest of a trout. It’s distinguishable from the surrounding dark gravels by the clean looking gravels that have been exposed by the trout digging into the gravels with its tail. Brown trout spawn in the fall in the Owens River. The natural reproduction of the trout is the wild trout that fly fishers fish for in the upper Owens River. While it’s tempting to fish for trophy brown trout on a r

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "Storm clouds rolling in over the Eastern Sierra. Fly fishing on the lower Owens River is very productive for juvenile rainbow and brown trout. Nymphing under an indicator or with a rod is the productive method of fly fishing right now. There is a mid-day mayfly hatch bringing a few trout to the surface. Size 18 bead head flash back pheasant tail nymphs, size 18 olive quilldigons and size 18 Frenchie’s are fooling the wild trout. It’s been hot enough in the Owens Valle

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "Euro nymphing Bishop Creek Canal. My go to spot when I need to feel the tug of the fish. Afternoons are hot, but devoid of other anglers. Size 16 Frenchies, size 18 olive quilldigons and size 12 stoner nymphs are producing the trout. @visitbishop"

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "Cutthroats on a redd. We observed these cutthroats for a while. We watched them chase each other and chase off the two smaller cutthroats that were hanging around the redd. I do not fish for actively spawning trophy trout. These fish represent future trout populations for the Owens River and Crowley Lake. The spawning cutthroat run this year is smaller than previous years. @visitbishop @visitmammoth @awelocal"

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "Bishop Creek offers bushwhacking fly fishing at its best. Walking the stream side trail reveals the places you can access the creek and fish a dry and dropper rig. Casting is as simple as dabbing the flies on the water and getting a drag free drift by high sticking or as complicated as getting an aerialized cast in a narrow slot between the stream side trees. Key to success is getting a drag free drift in the pockets and pools of the creek. Most hits will come on the

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Fred A. Rowe on Instagram: "I spent a windy afternoon on the upper Owens River with Scott and Brady Jonson. Indicator nymphing in the wind was tough. Fishing with size 18 olive quilldigons and size 18 bead head flash back pheasant tail nymphs produced hook ups with brown trout. Before the afternoon winds come up there is opportunity to catch trout on size 16 elk hair caddis and size 18 blue wing olive parachutes."

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