From the benchFlows are up to 613 CFS from last week's 256 CFS, so the river has more push than anglers have seen recently — focus your nymphing efforts on the inside seams of bends and the soft water directly behind mid-channel boulders where trout are conserving energy. Set your indicator depth at least 1.5x the water depth to get heavy jig nymphs into the strike zone quickly. For dry fly action, don't abandon the banks — terrestrial and BWO risers will be tucked tight to the grass and willows in the slower margin water, largely unaffected by the higher mid-channel flows. Time your dry fly session for the 11 AM to 2 PM window when warming air temps and sunny skies will push both ant and BWO activity to its peak.