Fishing on the Bow is still going strong, and now that school and hunting season has started you will see a lot less traffic out there. The fish are still happy to eat on top water, and this overcast in the forecast might give you a little bit of an advantage as well. We are still getting reports of fishing eating Trico’s, BWO’s, small Hoppers, and Ants on top during the daytime, and small Caddis in the evenings. If you are having trouble getting that top water eat, nymphs with a soft hackle or CDC collar have been producing quite nicely. Water Boatman are also going to start hatching very soon so it would also be a great option to throw under a hopper, indicator, or behind a streamer. The Browns are going to start feeding quite aggressively to get ready for the spawn in October, so throwing some big streamers to entice those hungry Browns is also a great idea. Try something really flashy like a Sparkle Minnow or Kreelex Minnow to get their attention, and definitely throw a leech behind those streamers for an extra advantage. Don’t let the forecast scare you from getting out, these clouds should make for some deadly BWO hatches, and the fish tend to let their guard down a bit when its cloudy. Good luck fishing this week folks!