We went to fish the Super Caney today. The other boat in our party got a largemouth and a few brown follows. I somehow managed to pull a 23.5 which is on the grill now and released a 24.5 out of my hat. I wish the river'd stay this way for a good long time. It'd be a wonderful study to learn how these fish react in high water. We got our two nice'uns in the eddies, one of htem was actually within half a cast of a designated shore fishing area near the dam. The eddies seemed to be the primary key, and look for baitfish, but I'm sure that there are fish back in the brush as well. We had a heck of a time fishing it htough, but we saw some baitfish being chased back in the thick of one of the submerged islands. I'm sure there's a trolling game to this, but man...with 30 feet of water under you, it really is intimidating first time out on it, at least from a fishing aspect. Saw some brave kayakers and canoers. Kayak I can see...canoe? The cross current below one of the bridges was giving me trouble upstream. Tried to buck me running through it with the 25. There HAS to be a way to fish this, and I bet it's THE time to get the giants. Any thoughts?