The B Section extends from Little Hole to Browns Park, a distance of about eight miles. Both sections provide consistently good, often blue-ribbon action. The A section takes most of the pressure and provides habitat for more fish per mile. The C section extends from Browns Park to the Colorado border, a distance of about 17 miles. It contains far fewer trout per mile but can still provide good fishing.
Many anglers hike along the stream bank and find access to many productive holes and runs.
But floating is considered the most effective way to fish the river because it provides access to much more fishable water. The Utah Fishing Guide provides comprehensive information on patterns and techniques that prove effective on the river.