This is one of the most important salmon fishing spots on the river, and in summer a temporary camp is set up on the gravel bar below the pinnacle of rock shown here. Gill nets are rigged across the current to trap salmon as they migrate upstream to spawn. When we visited in June, however, the water was too high for either fish camp or fish. Entire trees were racing by on the floodwaters, turning around in the whirlpools. My fellow panoramic photographers Landis Bennett and Kat Kalamaras can be seen setting up a tripod on the summit of the rock.