Productive fishing can be found throughout the stream. Key areas include the series of deep pools in the lower canyon section, which hold the largest trout. The long, sweeping riffles in the upper section provide excellent dry-fly and nymphing water. Confluences with smaller tributaries often create current seams and deeper holes that concentrate feeding fish. Undercut banks along the middle section, particularly those shaded by old-growth conifers, are reliable spots for larger, more cautious trout.