From the benchWith salmonflies and golden stones both on the water, focus your morning on the Emigrant-to-Pine stretch and work the big boulder gardens and undercut banks with a heavy stonefly nymph under a large indicator — set your depth so the fly is ticking the bottom. As afternoon approaches and storm cells build, watch for fish to slide into the slower inside seams and flats to intercept PMD and green drake emergers; that's when you want to downsize and slow your drift. If the thunderstorms push through mid-afternoon and the bite goes quiet on the surface, pick up a streamer rod and swing a Sculpzilla or Sparkle Minnow through the deeper pools — post-storm pressure drops often trigger aggressive predatory behavior from the big browns.