The river is sitting at 3,669 cfs today. That is deep into the summer low-water band where sandbars are huge and navigation is about as easy as it gets. It is technically the shoulder season, but with air temps in the high 70s and 103 canoes still sitting in the yard, it feels more like a late-August bonus round.
We are seeing some rain and drizzle in the forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday. It is not enough to move the river level significantly, but you will want a rain fly if you are staying out. Otherwise, the wind is light and the current is slow. You have your pick of the litter for campsites right now.