After working a few spots, I settled in to a shallower stretch of river alongside a deep trough running alongside a boulder.  A few casts with a weighted black woolly bugger, and I hooked one.  I made a long cast upstream, let it sink alongside the boulder, stripped the line in a bit, and the trout grabbed it as it swung out of the current.  Never doubt a swinging fly, and sometimes trout will grab it as you retrieve it upstream.

Myself and a surprised rainbow friend.

I had a few near misses, and decided to call it a day early.  At one point, I tied on an excessively large weighted sculpin fly I had with me.  Just for fun, I tossed it across river and stripped it horizontally through a couple of troughs between rocks.  To my surprise, a very large trout came out of hiding and chased it to the surface.  Unfortunately, I think it was scared away by the sunlight.  Maybe next time…