From the benchWith flows down to 406 CFS and crystal-clear water, fish will be spooky — approach runs from downstream and stay low. During the midday BWO window (11 AM–2 PM), position yourself at the head of slower glassy flats and watch for subtle sipping rises; those fish are keying on emergers in the film, so swing a Top Secret Baetis or Olsen's Quilldigon lightly at the end of your drift before picking up. Avoid shallow gravel areas where you see paired or grouped trout — focus your energy on deeper feeding lanes and staging fish in 3-5 ft runs. With highs near 87°F, the best dry-fly action will be compressed into the cooler morning and midday hours before afternoon thermals flatten the surface activity.