September: The Big T has been great this year. There's been lots of pressure, especially on the upper few miles of the river, but it seems to be holding up well. Into Fall the water has dropped a bit so fish are more concentrated in deeper pools and nearby riffles and runs. Watch for small mayfly and a few midge hatches over the next month or so, which will be followed by more midge activity. At this time, beetles and ants will still work well, as will small attractor patterns. If you must, fish with a few nymphs. I think the fish are looking up, and that they will eat dry flies if you'll cast the.

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