From the benchWith flows down to 4,540 cfs and clear water, fish are stacked tight to cutbanks and the inside edges of current seams — don't wade deep and blow out the best water. Start your morning with a streamer swung through the deeper boulder runs before the sun hits the water, then transition to a single nymph rig in the 2-3 foot depth range as the day warms. When the BWO hatch fires between 11 AM and 2 PM, drop to a 6X tippet and present your dry fly from downstream to avoid lining the fish in this gin-clear water. The 81°F afternoon high will push terrestrial activity hard, so keep an ant pattern ready to switch to any time you see fish rising along grassy banks.