From the benchWith a hard freeze overnight and air temps in the low 30s at dawn, don't rush to the water — the fish will be sluggish until the sun warms things up. Focus your morning on deep, slow nymphing with the Straggle Stone and Frenchie in the 3-5 ft pools, keeping your flies on the bottom. Once the sun hits the water around 10-11 AM and temps climb toward 50°F, shift your attention to the flat tailouts and slow seams where BWOs will start popping — that 11 AM to 2 PM window is your prime dry fly opportunity of the day. Spawning browns are in the system, so work the gravel runs and undercut banks with a streamer at low light for your best shot at a trophy fish.