From the January 2016 newsletter New Mexico is on the verge of an invasion of nonnative plant and animal species that threaten the health and quality of our waters. Although New Mexico is only one of 6 states in the
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El Niño Visits New Mexico
From the January 2016 newsletter A warming trend in the Pacific has spawned a wet season for the Southwest, including New Mexico. Every one of the state’s river basins have an above-average snowpack, according to the initial water supply forecast
Read moreMembership Renewal
Michael Maes Membership Chair from the January 2016 newsletter NM Trout’s annual membership is based on the calendar year, January 1st thru December 31st. It’s time to take a few minutes and fill out your annual renewal. There are three
Read morePresident’s message – January 2016
President’s Message, Welcome to the New Year. Considering the weather forecasts for the year, it looks like the streams and lakes will be full. We fly fishers can probably expect because of spring runoff conditions that most streams from mid-May
Read more2016 conclave ticket purchase
For information about the 2016 Conclave, see the information page. In order to purchase tickets (or membership) online, you will need to be registered and logged in (at bottom of page). If you have problems with the website, registration or
Read moreSave the date! Conclave on February 6
We’re still working out the details, so check back on the conclave page a little later.
Read moreJanuary meeting!
January Meeting Reminder Tuesday January 12th, Sandia Prep We will be meeting in the Choir Practice Room in the Performing Arts Center instead of the commons. The new meeting time is 7:00, if you have been for a while. Chuck
Read moreNew Mexico Trout’s response to the state fisheries plan
In a previous message we alerted NM Trout members that the NM Department of Game and Fish is seeking public comment on the draft of a new fisheries management plan that will help guide the department’s efforts into the future.
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