From the benchWith 6,710 CFS of clear water, trout are stacked in the seams along the main current edges and in the deeper tailouts — set your indicator depth to 1.5x the water depth and lead your flies through the strike zone with a high-stick mend to eliminate drag. During the 11 AM - 2 PM window, watch for subtle surface dimples in the slower glides signaling a BWO emergence; switch to a dry or emerger and lengthen your tippet to 5X or 6X. In the morning, focus your nymphing effort in runs of 4-6 feet with a heavy anchor fly like the Pat's Rubber Legs to get your smaller midge patterns into the feeding lane fast. As afternoon light fades, swing the Sparkle Minnow Sculpin through the tailouts — fall trout are aggressive and will chase a well-presented streamer.