Please remember, from the river-crossing bridge on U.S. Monday-morning flows on the Chama River below El Vado and Abiquiú were 1,630 cfs and 1,790 cfs, respectively. The main lake water surface temperature was in the low to mid 60s and the water clarity was stained.Ĭanjilon Lakes had no reports from anglers this week. Fishing for catfish was fair using chicken liver and nightcrawler worms. Fishing for crappie was good using live minnows and Road Runner lures in the upper Canadian arm of the lake. Fishing for smallmouth and largemouth bass was good using spinnerbaits, chatterbaits and wacky rigged worms on shallow main lake gravel points. Fishing for white bass was fair trolling various crankbaits in 14 to 20 feet of water. Stubblefield Lake had no reports from anglers this week.įishing for walleye at Ute Lake was fair to good using live minnows rigged on jig heads or trolling Flicker Shad lures, Model A Bombers and Wally Divers. For more information, visit the park’s webpage or call 50. Forest fires in the area are likely to impact the lake. The boat ramp and lake access to all motorized vessels is closed at Storrie Lake.
Springer Lake had no reports from anglers this week. Shuree Ponds is closed for the season and will reopen in July. Streamflow on the Rio Pueblo near Peñasco on Monday morning was 52.5 cfs.įishing for trout at the Santa Cruz Reservoir was good using small Rapala crankbaits and garlic PowerBait. For more information on the Pecos Canyon State Park closure, visit the park’s webpage or call 50. For more information on the Forest Service closure, visit the Santa Fe National Forest webpage or call the Pecos-Las Vegas Ranger District office at 50. Forest Service land in the Pecos-Las Vegas Ranger District is currently closed including the Rio Mora, as is Pecos Canyon State Park. Streamflow on the Rio Hondo on Monday morning near Valdez was 53.7 cfs.Īll U.S. The water levels were high, and the river was muddy. Fishing for pike was fair using chartreuse Panther Martin spinners near Pilar. Streamflow on the Rio Grande at the Taos Junction Bridge on Monday morning was 858 cfs. Fishing for trout was slow using San Juan worms and large heavy nymph flies. Streamflow on the Red River below the hatchery Monday morning was 96.2 cfs.
Forest Service land in the Pecos-Las Vegas Ranger District is currently closed including the Pecos River, as is Pecos Canyon State Park. Please check the department website for additional information on the project and to identify alternative angling opportunities in the interim.Īll U.S. Places to fish nearby include Costilla Creek below the fish barrier, Upper Comanche Creek, Shuree Ponds, Middle Ponil Creek, Upper Powderhouse Creek, Little Costilla Creek, Vidal Creek and McCrystal Creek. The final phase involves removal of fish within a designated area (Rio Costilla from Costilla Dam downstream to the Valle Vidal Boundary including all tributaries and Comanche Creek from the road culvert crossing on Forest Road 1950 downstream to its confluence with Rio Costilla and all tributaries) with a tentative restocking of Rio Grande cutthroat in spring 2023. Fishing for crappie was good using small curly tail jigs and live minnows on jig heads.Īt Costilla Creek, the department is implementing the final phase of a project to expand Rio Grande cutthroat trout in 120 miles of the Costilla watershed in northern New Mexico. Fishing for white bass was good using white curly tail grubs and Rat-L-Trap crankbaits. Fishing for walleye was fair using green curly tail grubs and orange Rat-L-Trap crankbaits. Fishing for walleye was fair to good using chartreuse curly tail grubs and crankbaits.įishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass at Conchas Lake was fair to good using soft plastic worms and curly tail grubs.
Streamflow on the Cimarron River near Cimarron on Monday morning was 26.2 cubic feet per second (cfs).įishing for trout at Clayton Lake was good using chartreuse and salmon peach PowerBait. Cabresto Lake had no reports from anglers this week.Ĭharette Lakes had no reports from anglers this week.
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