3,410 cfs ↓
75°F · Warm
Falling
7d ago
Caddis size 16-18, moderate activity, prime time 6 PM - 8 PM
Conditions
The Salmon is running gin-clear and low, demanding stealth and precision on your approach and cast. Water temperature at 75°F signals stress, so consider fishing dawn, dusk, or cooler riffles to protect fish and improve success. Terrestrials dominate midday (11 AM–4 PM), PMDs show in the morning (9 AM–12 PM), caddis pick up in the evening (6–8 PM), and early morning (6–9 AM) brings sculpin activity. Fish are tight to cover during daylight; approach from downstream and stay low.
Gauges
Live cameras
Techniques
- Use Tungsten Split Case Nymph - PMD #20
- Use Coffey's CH Sparkle Minnow Sculpin #6
- Use Egan's Thread Frenchie Jig - Olive #12
- Use Parachute Adams - Blue Wing Olive #22
- 6 PM - Dark: Evening caddis hatch fishing
- Use Tungsten Jig Bugger - Olive - Barbless #14
- 10 AM - 3 PM: Prime terrestrial window — hoppers and ants along grassy cutbanks and shaded seams
- Use Corn-fed Caddis (CDC) in Tan or Olive #20
- Use Bionic Hopper - Tan or Purple in #12
- Use Joe's Mini Crayfish Jig #6
- 6 AM - 9 AM: Pre-sun streamer and nymph fishing in deep holes and runs before fish go tight to cover
- Use Bionic Ant 2.0 in Black #16 or Brown #12
