It's low and clear, but there are some good caddis hatches in the evening with best opportunities early and late for dry fly action. The rest of the time you want to think subsurface, nymphing with micro Mayflies and bead head pheasant tails. It's a public Nature Conservancy stretch of incredibly prolific spring creek with educated trout that have a lot to eat. Not a place to hit numbers. Incredible bird life and a great place to hang out.
Pale morning duns on the cloudy days and a dependable caddis hatch.
The caddis will fish right into dark on bright sunny days. Faster water sees sporadic hatches throughout the day with evening peaks. Most of the hatches are in the lower sections of A and downstream from there. Waders will do well by picking out some fish and working on them, because the visual aspect is so strong here. The biggest fish here like shallow water.