Productive areas include the deep pools formed by bedrock ledges in the middle section, which hold larger fish. The tail-outs of long riffles and runs are excellent spots for nymphing, as fish stack up to feed on drifting insects. Undercut banks along slower-moving sections, particularly where tree roots or vegetation provide cover, are prime locations for catfish and larger yellowfish. Confluences where smaller tributaries enter the main river often create nutrient-rich seams and deeper holes that attract and hold fish.