From the benchToday's overcast morning with patchy fog is a gift for BWO fishing — get on the water by 8 AM and work the slow tail-outs and flat seams in the TMA before the fog burns off. With flow at 379 CFS, the river has good push, so position yourself at the head of pools and let your nymph or emerger swing down through the strike zone rather than fighting the current. Once the sun breaks through mid-morning, shift your focus to terrestrials along shaded, undercut banks — a well-placed ant pattern dead-drifted within six inches of the bank edge can produce explosive takes. If you're targeting smallmouth, hit the rocky boulder fields and deeper runs at first and last light with a crayfish or sculpin pattern stripped along the bottom.