D, I’m guessing you’re trying for flats? Well, either way, I would fish the currant seams of where the creek spills into the main river.
Also, as in Chris Winchester’s artical last year…drop your cut bait into the first deep hole down stream of the feeder creek. The dead of the year will be dropping down into that hole and there will be (at least) one big channel waiting for you there…many times flats.
Knockem dead (that’s a figure of speech!) and let us know how it worked out for you. 
Brian – I was actually going to target channels as flats are still a little ways off.
I was planning on hitting the current seams, especially those near depth and the back side of the sand bar.
The real question is whether the wood will be holding fish. It is a pretty straight shot into the timber and the river runs shallower on that side.
Water temp would be key here. Fish the warmest water. They might even go right up that stream.
Another thing D, It is only one spot. Try all over it and fish were you get the most bites.
If them trees are cacthing some current and have water depth i would dropping my bait around those jams.. but not 2 much current.. seam if their is one. DK
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