The Rock Chute Hole is trout heaven. Two boulders channel the water near the right undercut bank. When the flow is low, all the water passes through the narrow chute between the two rocks, concentrating food floating down the stream into a small area. Concentration leads to a larger variety of insects being seen by the trout, so they tend to be a little less selective here than on the wider sections of the stream. An approach from downstream or the far bank is most productive.

     The Limbo Tree is about 20 yards below the Rock Chute. It is another nice hole, but requires careful casting, to avoid catching on the flotsam material.