I have decided that East Lake is the Candle Stick Park of Lakes. Holy shit that wind swirls in weird and mysterious ways! Grand Slams were robbed, or helped by the winds. 
But despite these windy days, I love East Lake so much. 
I have been fishing East since I was 4 years old, and finally began fly fishing there in the 80’s with Chester when we just had round float tubes to get around in. I began guiding there about 20 years ago, and eventually got my own permit to guide there in 2010. It is as good today as ever, and I am delighted to see the water levels up a bit in 2025, and the trout and kokanee are looking  really healthy this year. 
The last 8 or 9 trips most of our fish were on a Callibaetis nymph fished with a Drop Back Bung or Oros Indicator, depending on wind. The sensitivity of the Drop Back Bung indicator is undeniable, but in heavy chop they are not worth using because you can’t see them well enough. In calmer conditions, I would say you will catch 30 to 40% more fish because of the sensitivity of the indicator. We’ve had good Hopper days, although Wednesday was better in the stronger winds (my client Lyle got a unicorn of a trout, a 17” Brook Trout on a Hopper in the strong wave action in 12 to 19 mph gusts!) . Twice this week in deeper water shoals we have kicked butt on a red blood worm (Duct Tape) set about 17’ under the bobber. Sam, my client on Sunday really killed it on this rig. A fly called a Hanging with my Chromies, and Ice Cream Cones and Summer Duck’s are also good now. Fish them deep too. 12 to 18 feet is where the action is on this. 
Callibaetis Dry Fly action is most consistent towards dusk, but anytime from 9 am to 2 PM it is possible to get the hatch going well enough to create good dry fly opportunities. Dry Fly means emergers, cripples and duns, and also spinners. Spinners are most likely to be the menu in the morning. 
Beetles and Damsel Adults are 2 other dry flies you want to be using up there now! I like a #14 Blue Chubby and a regular extended body Damsel to show the fish. One thing that is cool is tie the chubby on the end of the 9’ 4x leader and from the bend of the hook go 30” of 5x to the extended body. Show that the 2 different profiles to match the same hatch. I have a feeling which fly you’ll get the majority of the fish on, but write me back and tell me your experience. I love hearing from you!