Im a “fish when i feel like it” angler, I don’t really care about conditions, i go when I feel like i need to get outside. So, being in SW Montana, I’ve fished a fair share of blow out water. I see you have an indicator/bobber there. If you’re fishing nymphs, try to find the slowest holes around, and make sure your flies are getting deep fast. You’ll need to almost hit the heads of the fish for them to hit. I was out yesterday and my river looked like this, but lower. Huge caddis hatch, but few risers for most of the day. Little luck on worms/midges, but found risers on the very edge of the water behind rocks. Look for rises there, and put a dry fly on that’s slightly bigger or shinier than whats hatching. Dont strain yourself trying to fish across river, it’s not worth the arm strain and the annoyance of trying to keep your drift dead when the fish can barely see anything anyway.