There are stand alone rocks and submerged reefs near the shore. Always explore close to shore before blasting about. Watch out near the island by the dam, near the peninsula that sticks out to the east of the marina towards Saleratus Bay, and near other reefs that extend out from points along the reservoir. Long considered one of Utah's best walleye waters, this reservoir also provides very good action for smallmouth bass. In recent years, brown trout have made a comeback and provide decent action.
Walleye are plentiful, but lately it seems like there have been fewer large fish available.
Slowly troll a crawler on a harness along the shoreline or over submerged structure and you could catch a walleye, brown, or smallmouth. Crankbaits and spinnerbaits are also effective for all three species.