Black stoneflies are hatching and stonefly nymphs are working well. Caddis are also coming off evenings. Try a LaFontaine emerger or a soft hackle emerger. The Logan is up a little now, but anglers still catch fish in high water in the impoundments. Caddis come off about 7 p.m.
Some anglers fish into nighttime.
Caddis take off upstream, alleviating the need for a dead drift. Use an emerger bead head pattern below the dry fly. The region's super river is between hatches. Stonefly hatch is wrapping up. Green drake nymphs are pretty mature and should emerge early in June, while Pale Morning Duns should start in mid-June.