The weekend flows are 80 CFS. On the 80 CFS flow, it seems the changing barometric pressure, well high pressure, affects the fish more than on a higher flow. Now there is no scientific data that I could find to support or dispute this, but experience tells me more often than not, on low flows with high pressure, the fish tend to be more tight-lipped. That is simply an observation over time from lot of trips down the river on varying conditions.
Nymphs are producing fish. It takes the right pattern with the right presentation right now. So just any ole junk won't produce. Occasionally a fish will be looking up, but if you aren't seeing many fish eating midges just under the surface film there sure isn't much action on a bug "up-top".
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