From the benchWith S winds gusting to 35 mph this afternoon, position yourself so the wind is at your back and cast across to the far bank — terrestrials will be piling up on the lee side of any vegetation or structure. If the afternoon storm cell fires up around 3-5 PM, don't pack up; the 30 minutes before the rain often triggers the best dry-fly action of the day as fish get opportunistic. Once the storm passes, drop back to nymphs in the deeper runs — the slight turbidity from any runoff will push fish off the banks and into the main current lanes where a Frenchie or Zebra Midge on the bottom will clean up. Keep your leader long (12-14 ft) and tippet fine (6X) in this clear 58°F water.