The hatches of flying ants are astounding right now. There were so many recently that it was hard to see the water beneath the flies. Bead head Gold Ribbed Hare's Ears, Bead head Pheasant Tail, Clouser Minnows, Zonkers and Wooly Buggers are all good patterns for subsurface fishing. The water levels and temperatures are in fine shape for the 'bows. The folks along the river valley have had chilly nights with the temps dropping into the low 40s, which has cooled down the river in the morning to 65 degrees.
Levels are good at just under three feet and the clarity is a-ok.
Your hatches have been sparse however mostly Blue Wing Olives, Sulphurs and Isonychias. If you don't see any fish working prospect with nymphs. Gary was drifting hellgrammites along with a little splitshot close to the bottom. Cecilia mentioned that the bass fishing should continue strong throughout the month of September and into early October. The water is low and clear, and the bass aren't fussy when it comes to a meal.