## Nothing forces a safety or presentation change tomorrow
That is a contingency, not a forecast-based change.
Nothing forces a safety or presentation change tomorrow
Safety: No change triggered. Tomorrow's forecast is MostlyClear, high 67°F, low 45°F, 4 mph wind average, 0% precipitation, stable pressure, no lightning or storm signal in any analyzed hour. The only cold-weather precaution: the 45°F low at dawn means dress in layers and bring a wind shell for the start.
Presentation: No change triggered. The forecast 4–6 mph wind during the prime 12:00 PM–2:00 PM window is a minor increase from today's calm 1 mph but still qualifies as light wind. The same calm-wind approach carries over: make longer casts with quieter presentations. The stable pressure and clear sky do not alter lure or depth selection.
If the on-site wind tomorrow is noticeably stronger than the 4–6 mph forecast — enough to ripple the surface harder or push a float — then switch to the suspending minnow or small trout jig (gold/chartreuse), which gives you control in slightly more chop. That is a contingency, not a forecast-based change.