From the benchWith 1,140 cfs and gin-clear visibility, stealth is your biggest advantage today — stay low, approach runs from downstream, and keep your shadow off the water. For steelhead, work the swing through the bucket at the bottom of each run using a 10-12 ft sink-tip and a Sparkle Minnow or Poacher; let the fly hang and breathe at the end of the swing for a full 5 seconds before picking up. For trout, target the seam between fast and slow water with a tight-line nymph rig, keeping your indicator no more than 1.5x the depth above your fly. The 75°F afternoon high will push fish into shaded, oxygenated water by 2 PM — focus your dry fly work in the morning before the sun hits the flats.