We've started to get some decent reports from Kirman this week, there's been some brookies being landed up to around 22 inches the last couple days! The cutts have been a little shy lately but the brookies are pretty active. The water is a bit off color from the algae growing this summer but not murky enough to hurt the fishing. Fly anglers have been using small leech and damsel patterns for the best success, mini leeches, seal buggers, stillwater nymph, dainty damsel, matuka, soft hackle and pheasant tail.