The Chagrin looked more like a spring creek this morning than an Ohio Steelhead river but the fish were willing if you matched the water conditions. Small natural colored offerings proved effective and usually outproduce everything else when the rivers are flowing this clear. The Chagrin has plenty of fish as do all the other East side streams and are fishing best the first and last few hours of the day. The grand is getting low but still holding plenty of color to provide consistent action. The Conneaut is also fishing well despite the low clear water if you downsize your presentations and stick with natural colors.