Low, clear water is providing challenging fishing. PMDs are tapering off, however late evening caddis and occasional small baetis are providing surface action. Hopper, ant, beetle and other terrestrial patterns also are effective, and may be the most productive technique on hot, sunny days. Trailing a midge or PMD emerger behind a cicada or attractor is a popular technique. Nymph fishing is the best morning approach, and probably the most consistent overall technique.
Trout have moved deeper, try fishing during cooler hours.
Look for walleye in the shady areas and after dark. Bass are in the rocks and going deeper. Striper are still boiling but with less intensity at Hite while surface action is quiet near Wahweap. The only surface action at Wahweap is a quick boil before the sun's rays hit the water. After the initial rush, stripers continue to boil throughout the day but fish are boat shy.