From the benchWith water at 62.F and air temps screaming toward 90°F by afternoon, your best windows are the first two hours of light and the last 90 minutes before dark. During midday, drop down to the deepest, shadiest slots you can find and swing a leech or streamer on a slow, deliberate arc — steelhead will be parked there conserving energy. For Chinook, keep your egg or nymph drifting dead-slow along the bottom seam at 2–4 feet of depth; they're moving through but not chasing. Evening caddis activity along the softer inside bends is worth a dry fly before you call it a day.