Good spot, from the 295 bridge up about 200 yards to the dam under water you can't see. It's all 5-7 feet deep. Blues and flats. Anywhere in that area is good.
If you got a boat be careful upriver of the bridge. Most of the time if you look at the water carefully you can tell where the dam is. Looks like little wind ripples on a pond. She'll shear a lower unit clean off. Normally there might be a foot of water over the top of it. High water people use that opportunity to pilot their boats farther up river where boats don't normally go.
But it's bank fishable around the bridge. Not real easy to get down to water level but I've done it several times. It's the terrain. Grassy field with a drop off to the river. You'll want to go in on the I-95 side of the bridge not the Fayetteville side, unless things have changed.
The history behind that dam is that way back yonder the river was going to be diverted through downtown Fayetteville. If you know what you are looking at you can tell where they started digging the channel across land.
The blues you catch will have a belly full of clam shells.
Carry some eel and bait fish.