Ken's Sporting Goods mentions The East Walker is sitting at 132 cfs and still fishing well, but rising daytime temps mean anglers should keep an eye on water temps and start planning around cooler windows. Best bet right now is to focus on the early morning before the sun bakes the water and come back for the evening session when things settle down. Streamers like sculpzillas, double bunnies, and dead-drifted crayfish are doing work early, but as the light comes up, it’s time to switch over to nymphs. Midges, pheasant tails, hare’s ears, flashback emergers, and copper Johns are all solid choices through the midday stretch. The Miracle Mile section is starting to wake up again with more fish sliding back in, offering some fresh opportunities there. Evenings are lighting up with caddis hatches and dry fly takes, with elk hair caddis, E/C caddis, chubby Chernobyls, and parachute Adams all in the mix.