It was coming directly out of the north which made casting upstream extra fun. Used bead head nymphs. The stockers are still hitting the strike indicators once in a while. Mark even got teeth marks on his putty indicator. They ll probably take nearly any type of dry if you want to try.
Leaves are only an occasional problem now.
The river is clear and low. A few midges and BWOs. Only small fish rising - chubs probably. I found Mark Blauvelt right in the thick of fishermen scattered along the river as he was working his way back upstream to make an escape to less crowded waters. We drove upstream and enjoyed a few hours of productive fishing in between leaf snags on about every third or fourth drift.