From the benchWith sunny skies and warm afternoon temps, your best dry-fly shots will be early — get on the water by 6:30 AM to intercept the Trico spinner fall in the flat tailouts before the sun gets high. Once the heat builds midday, drop down to a single tungsten sowbug or Frenchie and work the deeper slots with a tight-line or indicator setup, keeping your fly within 6 inches of the bottom. If you see fish rising to caddis along the riffles, switch to a CDC caddis pattern and focus on the seam edges where current speed changes — that's where fish will be holding and tipping up. The slight storm chance Sunday night could push a brief BWO hatch; be ready with a #22 Juju Baetis if clouds roll in and light goes flat.