Flows at 149cfs - Water is very clear.

Rod Size:  #3-#5 Weights

Tippet Size: 4-5X 

Dry Flies: CDC Baetis DUN #16, Extended Body BWO #16, Griffiths Gnat #18, Parachute Adams #16, Hatchmatcher BWO #16

Nymphs:  Copper John #16, Tungsten Psycho #18, Bird's Nest Olive #16-18, Micromayfly Olive #18, Copper Zebra Midge #18, T-Midge Black #18, Tiny Tailwater Baetis #18, Pocket Water Baetis #18, Hogan's S&M Nymph #16

The good times continue on the lower. Was out there yesterday with a friend and did pretty well. The BWO hatch is stronger on the overcast days. Yesterday it took a while to get going (around 1pm), but didn't last long after the wind picked up. Still managed to hook a few on the surface and under the indicator. My buddy was using his czech setup, and stuck a few fish that way as well on what I'd consider large euro nymphs. Bottom line is it's not very crowded down here, and a huge portion of the river can be fished without the need for a drift boat. Walking and wading this river is easy at these flows!