From the benchAt 3,210 CFS the White is running at a fishable but pushy level — focus your nymphing efforts in the seams just off the main current where trout can hold without burning energy. Set your indicator depth to at least 5–6 feet in the deeper pools and use enough split shot to get your flies ticking the bottom; a dead-drift with zero drag is the difference between a slow day and a great one. As the sun climbs and water temps approach the mid-60s by midday, watch the flat tailouts for rising fish sipping midges and BWOs — switch to a long, fine tippet (6X) and a single small dry for the best shot at those selective risers. Come evening, move to the bank edges and slower inside bends where caddis activity will pick up as light fades.