From the benchWith flows at 276 cfs and water cold and clear, set your indicator depth so your flies are ticking the bottom — we're talking 6 to 8 feet in the deeper pools, with a slow, methodical drift. Add just enough split shot to keep contact with the substrate without dragging. Focus your morning efforts on the deep, slow pools where fish conserve energy, then shift to the seams and tail-outs between 11 AM and 2 PM when the BWO hatch and warmer air temps coax fish to look up. With temperatures dropping back into the 40s by afternoon, don't linger on the dry fly game past 3 PM — return to deep nymphing to close out the day.