From the benchWith flows nearly double last week's levels at 3,930 cfs, shift your focus away from the main channel and target the softer water — inside bends, current seams along the banks, and the slack water behind large boulders where trout are holding out of the heavy current. Use a longer, heavier indicator rig with at least 4-5 feet of depth and a heavy anchor fly to get your nymphs into the strike zone quickly. Morning fog will burn off by 9 AM, and the calm, sunny conditions that follow will set up a reliable BWO hatch from mid-morning through early afternoon — have a dry fly box ready and watch for subtle sipping rises in the slower edge water. As temperatures cool toward evening, switch to a streamer and swing the deep runs for the big browns that become aggressive predators in the fall transition.