By mid September the flow was about 120cfs {State Line} and clear. Lots of anglers in the Box this year and fish were spooky. We fished a lot with a 2 nymph combo and an indicator {Weighted Stonefly nymph or Cranefly Larva with a Caddis larva dropper 14″ below}.With clients I fished on 9/22, 9/26, 9/27 and 9/29 and fishing was good depending on their skills. We got some nice Cutbos in the Box in the 2nd half of September.. In October water temps were better and fishing picked up but so did the fishing pressure. I’d never seen this many anglers in the Box and crossing to the west side improved the action. In the wilder sections of the Box fishing was excellent on Moth-Caddis Larva D&D combos. There were lots of natural Moths around this year..We had some good rains also and this tended to discolor the water a bit. New Mexico Fly Fishing Guide Ed Adams
Ute Lake New Mexico Walleye Fishing: Best Lures, Seasons and Locations
Ute Lake in northeastern New Mexico offers rewarding walleye fishing among rocky points, submerged channels and broad open-water structure. Discover seasonal fishing patterns, productive water temperatures, spinning rods and reels, jigging techniques, public boat access, camping and lodging near Logan and Tucumcari.




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