NM Game and Fish News
New Mexico Game and Fish Department (NMGFD) have been active in Winter stocking of rainbow and triploid rainbow trout. Over the past week alone, nearly 25,000 fish have been stocked in area lakes,ponds, ditches and streams. Over the past month, nearly 70,000 fish have been stocked. More on their website. As part of the planned […]
Time to renew your membership
It’s that time again…time to renew your New Mexico Trout membership. NMT’s memberships are based on the calendar year; January to December. There are a variety of levels of membership: Regular – $30 Family – $35 Junior – $15 Lifetime – $500 Individual sponsor – $60 Business – $150 Corporate sponsor – $250 Note: If […]
Newsletter – November 2011
In This Issue Board Elections Watch Where You Walk Interpretive Panels Fly of the Month – Joint’d Sculpi Aftermath of Conchas San Juan News Calendar November 2011 newsletter (pdf file)
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Newsletter – September/October 2011
In This Issue NMT Volunteers Valles Caldera Fishing Fly of the Month – Partridge Caddis Emerge My Summer Vacation Conservation Calendar September/October 2011 Newsletter (pdf file)
Newsletter July-August 2011
Contents: Los Conchas Fire San Juan Flasher fly July-August 2011 newsletter (pdf file)
Valles Caldera open to limited fishing on East Fork
The East Fork is now back open to trout fishing, although on a very restricted basis. A maximum of 5 anglers can now fish instead of the previous 10. Obviously, fishing success is much more limited than pre-wildfire, but a 13″ brown was caught last weekend. The trout remaining are feeding on terrestrials, hoppers and […]
The latest on Valles Caldera access
This is an update on what is happening at the Valles Caldera. The Preserve is open to the public for recreation with the exception of fishing and five hiking trails. The fish in the East Fork are still showing signs of stress from this summer’s drought, higher temperatures, and wildfire activity. To reduce the stressors […]