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Gin-clear water and low flows make the Henrys Fork challenging, with heavy Blue-Winged Olive hatches and an incoming storm system expected to bring heavier Baetis emergence and temporary discoloration.

Flows are low and falling into the off-season range, but clear water and midday olive hatches offer solid midday dry-fly opportunity.

Clear water below Mesa Falls and higher-than-normal flows pushing trout to seams make the lower Henrys Fork productive through Saturday morning, with solid Baetis, Caddis, and Midge activity.

Clear water and dropping flows are opening up better wading on the flatwater. Start with small nymphs and switch to terrestrials as the day warms.

Clear water and stable flows are opening up wading on the Henrys Fork, with strong terrestrial and PMD hatches through the day into evening.

Clear water and eased flows have dramatically improved wade access on the Henrys Fork, with PMD hatches dominating midday and terrestrials active throughout the afternoon.

Henrys Fork is running stable flows around 1,300 cfs with clear conditions. Watch for afternoon thunderstorm turbidity on the upper water.

The Henrys Fork is steady and slightly below normal with clear skies and manageable flows for mid-summer fishing.

Normal flows and stable conditions on the Henrys Fork make it a reliable choice right now. Expect steady water with clarity holding up through the near term.