With the colder water, trout are becoming lethargic. Morning fishing is spotty due to cold weather. In the afternoon, fish callibaetis or damsel nymphs. Streamers fished on floating or slow sinking lines are also working well. Wind will slow dry fly fishing.
Fishing is fair.
Start the morning fishing streamers on sink-tips in the deeper runs and pools. The big lake run browns are in and they are most active early and late. For the normal sized trout, indicator nymphing with an october caddis pupa and a smaller mayfly nymph dropper is productive from midday on. Most consistent water is deeper runs from 4 to 6 ft deep. BWO and midge hatch is midday, with trout eating the dries.