Flows currently range from a low of 1,200 cubic feet per second in the morning to 2,100 cfs in the late afternoon. Water temperature is about 59 degrees near the dam. Fishing access is good and angler pressure has been lower on the weekdays. Catch rates continue to be decent. Dry flies have been good later in the day including yellow sallies, grey caddis, and PMDs. Terrestrials have still been good, including cicadas in the upper reach and Mormon crickets (Fat Alberts) in the lower reach. Nymph fishing is always successful this time of year, especially during flow increases.