The river is still running at about 100 cfs and is still fishing pretty well, it's difficult to say how long it the flows will stay at this level but we think that as long as it does the fishing should be pretty good. Most of the fish being caught are in the 16 to 22 inch range lately and full of fight. The water temps are increasing a little but are still good. Most of the action has been with nymphs but we have had a couple pretty good reports on dries as well. The California side from the bridge on hwy 182 to Murphy's Pond, the Sceirine section and the Rosachi section in Nevada are the best areas to fish. Patterns to try include stimulators, rubber legged stimulators, chubby chernobyl, madam x, flashback emerger, rainbow warrior, silver streak, san juan worm, mercury midge, white zebra, fox's poopah, lafontaines deep sparkle pupa, buckskin caddis, swimming caddis and 3 wire caddis. The West is running just a little bit high still but has cleared up about 90% of the way and is fishing pretty well. There are lots of nice fish being caught with some in the 3 to 5 pound range. Bait anglers are using crawlers and salmon eggs, lure anglers are using panther martins and rooster tails. Fly anglers are having success with beetles, ants, hoppers, stimulators, humpy's, zug bugs, prince nymphs and hare's ears. www.kenssport.com (760) 932-7707