From the benchWith flows at 4,250 cfs the Klamath has plenty of push — focus your nymphing in the 3–5 ft depth range along the seams where fast water meets slow, and use enough weight to get your fly to the bottom in the first third of the drift. During the afternoon terrestrial window, work the shaded north-facing banks where overhanging alders drop ants and beetles directly into the current. Sunday's fog will clear by 8–9 AM, so use that early low-light period to throw streamers through the deeper tailouts before the sun hits the water and fish go subsurface. Keep an eye on flows Sunday evening — if Monday's weather pushes water up, get out early Monday morning before clarity deteriorates.