From the benchWith 818 CFS pushing through, forget your usual wading spots and focus on the inside bends, pool tails, and any slack water behind large boulders — that's where trout are stacking to avoid the main current. Run a tight-line nymphing setup with a heavy anchor fly like the Pat's Rubber Legs to get down fast, and keep your drifts short and controlled in the seams. If you can safely access the bank, swinging a Sparkle Minnow Sculpin through the deeper pools at first light can produce aggressive takes from brown trout that are actively hunting in the colored water. Stay off the main stem wading unless you have solid footing — this flow is deceptive and the bottom will be slick.