From the benchWith flows at 1,790 cfs and the double-peak fluctuation pattern still in play, time your nymphing sessions to the stable flow windows — typically early morning before the first release bump. On the A Section, walk the bank edges and cast terrestrials (ants and beetles) to any visible riser holding within 2 feet of the bank; these fish are keyed on the surface and won't move far for a fly. When afternoon thunderstorms build after noon, drop to a nymph and work the deeper inside seams of B Section bends — the cloud cover and slight pressure drop often triggers a short but aggressive feeding window. Keep leaders long (12-14 ft) and tippet fine (6X) in the clear tailwater conditions.