From the benchWith 63.5°F water and air temps heading toward 92°F, trout will be stacked in the deepest, shadiest slots by midday — focus your nymphing effort on the bottom 12 inches of the water column in runs with at least 3 feet of depth. Your best dry-fly action will be compressed into the first two hours of light (BWOs and midges) and again from 6 PM onward when caddis start popping and hoppers are still in play along the banks. During the midday grind, swing a Sparkle Minnow or strip a rubber legs through shaded canyon walls where big browns hold tight to structure. Keep your approach low and slow — at 906 cfs the water has good push, so trout don't need to move far to eat, but they'll spook easily in the clear summer flows.