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El Vado Lake Fly Fishing Report 10/05/2005
2 german browns 12-15 inch
3 trout 15-22 inc
not many people there
Jemez River Fly Fishing Report 08/25/2005
Rio Guadalupe afternoon, takes 12 rainbows 7 browns. 7-10″ range
Conejos River Fly Fishing Report 08/15/2005
Flows are 225 cfs, low and clear and fishing is excellent. Fish counts show brown trout biomass and quality at Gold Medal Water standards
Gila River Fly Fishing Report 04/25/2005
A little windy, occasional shower, otherwise beautiful weather. Fishing very slow using flies. Fished the Middle Fork.
Gila River Fly Fishing Report 04/25/2005
A little windy, occasional shower, otherwise beautiful weather. Fishing very slow using flies. Fished the Middle Fork.
Cochiti Lake Fly Fishing Report 04/02/2005
awful. fishing at this lake has diminished so bad. with current gas prices i do not recommend wasting your gas going here. pecos is much better…..
Jemez River Fly Fishing Report 05/15/2004
10″-12″ rainbows
Red River Fly Fishing Report 04/25/2004
On the 1st I fished with Rita and fishing was great from the start. Fish were on the Caddis big time and Rita put on a clinic..She fished a foamed-bodied Caddis with a Caddis Larva dropper…Lots of action on the dry..Her dry was destroyed by the end ‘o day..I caught a few also..Our best day on the Red this year so far.
Rio Grande Fly Fishing Report 04/02/2004
920cfs Warm March temps have started a premature runoff situation on the Rio. We need some cooler weather to stall the onslaught of high, muddy water. Caddis should be happening in a couple of weeks and levels are dropping a bit and have been as high as 1200cfs.
New Mexico Fly Fishing Guide
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Ed Adams
505.586.1512
Rio Pueblo Fly Fishing Report 04/02/2004
This stream is just starting to wake up and fishing has been fair with 2 nymph rigs..A weighted nymph with a small [#14] caddis larva dropper fished with an indicator. This isn’t an easy stream to fish but there are some nice fish in here.
New Mexico Fly Fishing Guide
www.edadamsflyfishing.com
Ed Adams
505.586.1512
Red River Fly Fishing Report 04/02/2004
50cfs in the canyon. Lots of caddis about especially later in the day.The trails are in good shape and you don’t have to get down too early..Try droppers early and caddis dry later.Saw a few Stoneflies on 3/31 and fishing was good with D&D combo.
New Mexico Fly Fishing Guide
www.edadamsflyfishing.com
Ed Adams
505.586.1512
Cimarron River Fly Fishing Report 04/02/2004
5 cfs…Very low…Long casts with small dries [Adams #16] can still take fish but they are spooky…
New Mexico Fly Fishing Guide
www.edadamsflyfishing.com
Ed Adams
505.586.1512
Rio Chama Fly Fishing Report 04/02/2004
CHAMA below ABIQUIU DAM: 148 cfs…Excellent flow and the Browns should be actively spawnin near the dam..November is one of the best months to fish here but the weather can get nasty and the wind fierce….Try a nice day..
New Mexico Fly Fishing Guide
www.edadamsflyfishing.com
Ed Adams
505.586.1512
Red River Fly Fishing Report 03/25/2004
On 3/6 I fished with Joe & Rita. It was the first nice warm day after a week of cold snowy weather..The normal Mayfly hatch came off and the fish were on the emerger. We didn’t see a lot of Caddis…A good day but not great..On 3/7 I fished for 4 hours below the Hatchery and water temps were 50-56*. Dry fly action on the Para Adams#14 was great for an hour or so. I didn’t see any Caddis..Fishing slowed after 3pm..On 3/8 Rita fished the same area I fished yesterday. She did very well and saw a bunch of Caddis that must have been hiding in the bushes yesterday. She fished a dry Caddis with a Caddis larva dropper. On 3/12 I fished alone, water temps were 52-56* and flow was up but fishable..It picked up when the Mayflies came off in early afternoon and continued good the rest of the day…Caddis later..On 3/19 I fished alone and temps were 53-60*. Lots of Caddis and the flow was up and fishing was fair..Best fish a 17″ Cutbo..On 3/28 I fished wth Rita and we got behind a couple of other anglers and it was poor but it is hard to say how the fishing is when you’re getting the second bite out of the apple..Water level remains higher than at this time in the past few years.
Cochiti Lake Fly Fishing Report 02/26/2004
Fishing pressure on the lake continues to be extremely light and we have had no reports from anglers. For updated ice conditions on the lake, contact the Corps of Engineers office at 505-465-2300.
Conchas Lake Fly Fishing Report 02/26/2004
The only boat ramp open for launching is the low water ramp in the Cove Canyon area and boaters are advised to use caution due to low water
conditions.
Fishing is fair using jigging spoons and minnows for a mixed bag of walleye and white bass. Fishing for all other species is slow.
Eagle Nest Lake Fly Fishing Report 02/26/2004
Ice conditions have remained fairly stable and the ice is about 16-to-18 inches thick. Anglers are advised to use caution.
Fishing is fair using salmon eggs, roe sacks, ice jigs tipped with wax worms, power bait or salmon eggs for a mixed bag of trout and perch. Call 505-377-6271 for updated ice conditions.
Rio Grande Fly Fishing Report 02/26/2004
Water flow below Cochiti Lake is 418cfs.
Fishing is fair using power bait, salmon eggs and spinners for trout. There were no reports on other species.
Water flow at the Taos Junction Bridge is 388cfs. Fishing is fair using large bunny leaches for northern pike up to 20 pounds.
Fishing for trout is fair using spinners, wet flies, power bait and salmon eggs.
Ute Lake Fly Fishing Report 02/26/2004
Fishing pressure is non-existent although this is a good time of
the year to start looking for walleye. They should be starting to feed
before they go into a spawning mode.
Give them a try with jigs tipped with
minnows fished over deep humps and off points.
Abiquiu Lake Fly Fishing Report 02/26/2004
Water levels continue to rise and the main boat ramp is open for launching boats. No four wheel drive required.
There is some ice around the edges of the lake in the morning hours but it has been clearing off by noon.
Fishing is slow and fishing pressure is very light.