From the benchWith flows at 824 CFS and water temps at 61.5°F, fish are active throughout the day but will be most aggressive in the mid-morning to early afternoon window as temps warm and BWOs begin popping. Focus your nymphing on the seams flanking the main current where fish can hold in slower water and dart into the faster lane to feed—set your indicator depth to 1.5x the water depth and use enough split shot to keep your fly ticking bottom. When you spot rising fish during the BWO hatch, switch to a single dry and approach from downstream, staying low and casting to individual risers rather than blind-casting the pool. As afternoon SW winds build to 15 mph, move to sheltered canyon sections where the wind won't blow your presentation.