From the benchWith flows pushing nearly 3,000 CFS, forget the main channel — your fish are stacked in the soft water. Wade the inside bends and look for foam lines, back-eddies, and the slack water directly behind mid-river boulders; that's where trout are holding to conserve energy and intercept food. Set your indicator depth so your lead fly is ticking the bottom, and use enough split shot to stay there — in this current, most anglers are fishing too shallow. The midday window from 11 AM to 2 PM will be your best shot as temperatures climb into the 50s and BWOs and midges come off; get there early and work the nymph rigs until you see surface activity.