Flowing under 3000 cfs in the Canyon for the past week, conditions have been excellent, with good reports even on windy days.?? By early afternoon, PMD's are showing up to provide matching opportunity daily, now.?? Caddis are also going to continue providing late-afternoon to evening events of varying intensity, day in and day out.?? In between events, big stone nymphs (goldens, summers) and small attractor dropper nymphs (pt's, lightning bugs, copper johns) have yielded results.?? It's also time to be on the look-out for Yellow Sally adults, especially the egg-laden females.?? In flight, these stones look very much like the PMD's, so be sure and get a close-range ID on any pale-yellow #16ish bugs flying around to guide your selection.

PATTERNS:

Caddis ~?? Mangy Pooper Green, Brown #14; Yuba Pupa Olive #14-#16; Silvey's Bead Head Pupa Olive, Tan #16; Hotwire Caddis Amber, Olive, Tan #14-#16; Sparkle Pupa Tan, Green #14-#16; Silvey's Edible Emerger Tan #14; Prime Time Pupa #14-#16; X2 Caddis Tan, Olive #14-#18; Elk Hair Caddis Tan #14-#18; Parachute Caddis #14-#18; Hi Viz Caddis #14-#16; CDC Caddis Tan #16-#18; Last Call Caddis #14-#16; Dead Caddis #16-#18

PMD's ~?? BH FB Pheasant Tail Brown #16-#18; Tung-Stud Nymph Amber #14-#16; Bead Head Bubble Back PMD #14-#16; Almost Dun PMD #16-#18; Brook's Sproat PMD #14-#16; Sparkle Dun PMD #16-#18; Parachute PMD #14-#18; CDC Comparadun PMD #16-#18

Stones ~?? Copper Black Golden #8; Speculator Brown #8; Tungsten Stone Brown #6-#8; Iron Sally #14-#16; JB Wired Stone #8; Pat's Rubber Legs Orange/Brown #6-#8; CFO Ant #8-#10; Foamulator Gold #10, Black #8; Madam-X #8-#12; Hairy Yellow Sally #14-#16

Sleepers ~ Two-Tone Para Ant #14-#18; Illegal Beetle #12-#16; Drowned Ant #10-#16