From the benchGet on the water first thing this morning — you have a narrow window before the rain intensifies Sunday afternoon and pushes flows up significantly. Focus your nymphing in the 3–5 foot runs along the main channel seams, keeping your indicator set at 1.5x the depth and mending aggressively to maintain a dead-drift. As the sky darkens and barometric pressure drops through midday, switch to streamers along the deep outside bends and undercut banks — big browns will move shallow and feed aggressively ahead of the incoming system. If you see any surface activity during the overcast midday hours, don't hesitate to drop a BWO dry; the cloud cover will extend the hatch window well past its normal peak.