From the benchWith rain in the forecast all day and flows already elevated at 3,680 cfs, focus your morning on nymphing the inside seams and softer water along the banks where fish stack up to avoid the main current push. As the day warms toward midday, watch for PMD and yellow sally activity in the slower flats — even in overcast conditions trout will rise if the hatch is on. Keep your indicator depth set to just above bottom contact, and don't be afraid to upsize your split shot as the rain adds volume; getting your nymph into the strike zone is everything right now. If flows spike and clarity drops by afternoon, switch to the Sparkle Minnow Sculpin or Wiggly Worm and work the edges — big fish will be actively feeding in the murk.