From the benchWith flows at 345 CFS and gin-clear water, fish will be spooky — approach runs from downstream and stay low. During the midday Baetis window, look for rising fish in the flat tailouts below riffles and present your dry upstream with a reach cast to buy yourself a drag-free drift of at least 4-6 feet. If you're not seeing rises, run a single tungsten nymph tight to the bottom through the deeper canyon slots at a depth of 1.5x the water column — the low, clear conditions mean fish are holding deeper and tighter to structure than you'd expect. Don't overlook the last 90 minutes of light for streamer fishing; big browns are beginning their fall aggression and a sculpin pattern stripped hard through the deepest pools can produce the fish of the season.