From the benchWith 57.6°F water and overnight temps dropping to 32°F, the morning bite will be slow until the sun hits the water and warms things up — don't rush the river at dawn. Focus your nymphing in the 18-24 inch depth range along the seam edges of mid-river boulders from 9 AM onward, then transition to a dry fly as the BWO hatch fires between 11 AM and 2 PM. Use 6X fluorocarbon tippet on your dry flies — at 200 CFS the water is clear enough that fish will refuse anything heavier. In the afternoon, when WSW winds pick up to 15 mph with gusts to 25, move to sheltered canyon bends and fish terrestrials tight to the grass banks where the wind is blowing ants onto the surface.