Lots of sulfurs are coming off on the lower South Holston. We deaddrifted dry fly dropper rigs over deep water pools and slow runs with good success. The scud bite was best in the early mornng hours. The midge bite was consistant all day. Fishing sulfur nymphs in riffle water produced well preceding the hatch at 2:30. Fishing was technical with the clear skys and high pressure, however, this provided some sightfishing opportunites. The biggest fish was 29” brown caught sightfishing with sulfur nymphs. He was landed on 6X flouro tippet. Take a look at our gallery page to check him out.