From the benchWith fog persisting until 11 AM and flows at a very fishable 2,840 CFS, start your morning nymphing the deeper bank-side slots with a Frenchie or Baetis nymph at 2-3 feet of depth — fish are stacked tight to structure. Once the fog lifts and BWOs start popping around 10-11 AM, switch to a dry and work the flat, slow seams along cut banks with a long, drag-free drift; these fish have seen pressure and will refuse anything with a hint of drag. In the afternoon, if the slight chance of thunderstorms holds off, terrestrials along grassy banks can produce some of the biggest browns of the day. Save your streamer rod for the final 90 minutes of light — swing a Sculpzilla or Sparkle Minnow through the deep outside bends where big browns are staging for fall.