River has gone up from 212cfs to 318cfs from two weeks ago, even though water condition is still murky. Sporadic hatches through out the days. Best time to go in early morning and late eveing. Plenty of hoppers to go around, BWO and PMD’s are sporadic in the mid afternoon and so are caddis. Fishing emerger below the runs are the  hot ticket, fish are stacking up for a Smörgåsbord. European nymphing is another way to go. Some anlgers are going to that style of fishing. Using Cezch nymphs size 10 to 12 with a brite line. Dog days are coming so prepare SPF sun screen.

Finaly the water has gone down... Plenty of floaters enjoying the river, but plenty of stock trout as well. Fishing has bee good between BSU and Glenwood. Caddis are the main attraction including stimulators. Drifting these dry flies pays off. Streamers are been hot ticket as well, weighted with a dropper can be deadly. Fish and Game  department is expected to announce their plans in the next 14 days, releasing salmon on the Boise River that would be trapped near the Hell's Canyon Dam and trucked to Boise.

Plenty of golden stone go around, still buzzing around. Find pinks in areas with small riffles or eddies. These flies are the hot ticket in early evenings, parachute or compara dun by them selves are deadly. Evening or early moring, fish with caddis in fast water or in riffles. Fish are keying on nice size Caddis, use dry fly solvent to keep the drift longer. Dropper system can add a extra meal to hit on. Still see a few Stones flying around, suggest to have some in your arsenal.  Wading in some areas are good, but be advise on the water condition. Still see a few drift boat, but caution on expose rocks when drifting.

Silver Creek is monster of its own. Fishing has been hit or miss. Fish are skittish, suggest long leader with 7x tippet. Fish are popping early morning around 7 am till 10:30 am. Mid evening PMD’s are coming off strong, fish focus on cripplers in slow riffles. Don’t forget to fish with caddis, these brown love to eat and eat. Terrestrial patterns seems to do okay, but still have those handy if needed. If you plan to fish all day, suggest to nymph areas where fish are laying. Water is very clear, but are leader shy.

Fishing will slow on most lowland reservoirs and lakes as the water heats up. In most cases you will have to go deeper and seek springs or other sources of cool water. Damselfly nymphs will be the ticket in many stillwaters this month. Callibaetis and midges round out the insect activity. The high lakes should fish well.