This means that a lot of walking will be involved until areas with water that is 3-4 feet deep and at a walking speed are found. These areas that also contain structure, such as a boulder, a cut bank or any other areas with additional cover for the fish will almost certainly contain a few trout. Fish these areas thoroughly, making sure to pick the runs apart by starting in close and progressively working your way out to the edge of the fast water, as you need to bump these fish in the face right now to get them to eat. Using attractor nymphs such as worms, eggs, stoneflies, crawdads, or heavy weighted streamers will continue to be the best bet in the coming weeks. We don’t see this river coming down to typical flows any time in the immediate future, but that shouldn’t stop you, in reality this could be the best time of year to find the largest fish in the river. Get out there!