Ron Loehman, Conservation Chair From the April 2014 newsletter Each season New Mexico Trout members volunteer for work on conservation projects in support of the US Forest Service and other state and federal resource management agencies. Many of the projects
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Volunteers Sought for Valles Caldera Study
Dave Menicucci From April 2014 newsletter A project is ongoing at the Valles Caldera to understand trout movements following wildfires. Last year we extracted, tagged and relocated 72 trout on the East Fork and 85 on the Rio San Antonio.
Read moreRio Grande Cutthroat Trout Stocked in Rio Grande
From the April 2014 Newsletter The New Mexico Game and Fish Department stocked almost 10,000 young Rio Grand cutthroat trout into the into the Rio Grande Gorge north of Taos river as part of a long-range plan to spur interest
Read moreMW Bar Ranch Raffle
This is a special raffle for a stay at the beautiful MW Bar Ranch on the Costilla River. The tickets are only $5.00 each and can be purchased through the PayPal link below. The winning ticket will receive 2 nights lodging
Read moreWork project – Guadalupe clean up, April 12
New Mexico Trout has a tradition of welcoming the Spring opening of FR 376 between the Gilman Tunnels and Porter’s Landing with a volunteer trash pickup. That Forest Service road provides access to our Rio Guadalupe home water and it
Read moreFly of the Month – Greg’s Incredible Egg
Fly, Notes and Photo by Greg Thomas Used by Permission From March 2014 newsletter Hook: Scud Hook, size 16 Thread: Orange Body: Orange yarn As amazing as it sounds, we’re on the cusp of quality trout fishing in the Rockies.
Read moreKnot of the Month – Palomar Knot (Tippet to Fly)
From March 2014 newsletter The Palomar knot is not as widely used as the Improved Clinch Knot, but has some advantages for tying a fly to tippet that might make you a convert. Pros: Relatively easy to tie; Typically 90% of
Read moreTime to renew your membership
Brian Beaudoin, Membership Chair 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. You can join or renew your membership in two ways: send in payment with
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