From the benchWith flows at 1,190 CFS and clear water, trout will be spooky in the shallower riffles — approach from downstream and keep a low profile. During the afternoon BWO hatch (noon to 4 PM), position yourself at the tail of a riffle where it flattens into a pool and watch for consistent risers; present your dry fly with a reach cast to get a drag-free drift of at least 4-6 feet. If fish are rising but refusing dries, drop to a BWO emerger fished just under the surface — that sub-surface presentation often closes the deal on selective fall trout. Early morning, work the deep runs and undercut banks with a streamer before the sun hits the water.