Twelve thousand fish per mile pretty much says it all. The dry fly fishing and caddis emergence on the calmer afternoons have been epic at times this summer, with dry dropper combos being a close second. The wind has been the "governor" on this place and there has been a bunch of it this year around here. Mornings are the best, they are also the most popular as one may suspect. If you should happen to encounter a windlass afternoon get your caboose down here pronto and you will not be disappointed! As July progresses look for increased hopper action in the afternoons with very consistent caddis activity daily. Water conditions will be good throughout most of the summer as the peak of the run-off has come and gone.