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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 2002

Page

10

State Parks Close Temporarily For Severe Fire Danger

Staff reports announce Fenton Lake Hyde Memorial and Murphy Lake state parks closed temporarily due to severe fire danger. Rain checks will be offered for campsite and Hyde Lodge reservations. contact the parks for arrangements. Fire restrictions vary by park with campfires banned at Cimarrón Canyon while kerosene and propane stoves remain allowed in developed areas.

Fenton Lake Hyde Memoral Murphy Lake U.S. Forest Service National Forest Hyde Memorial Hyde Lodge Cimarrén Canyon State Park Black Jark el Vado Lake Heron Lake Ute Lake State Park

Cimarron Canyon Sees Closures Amid Fire Warnings

State wildlife divisions report Cimarron Canyon and many state wildlife areas remain closed due to statewide fire concerns. Despite restrictions, northern Colin Neblett area backfires were not used as weather aided firefighters containing the 92 000 acre Point Complex Fire on June 17. Fishing reports note Clayton Lake and Charette Lakes yield good perch trout and walleye with worms jigs and baits as conditions vary by water and weather.

Cimarron Canyon Joana. Lackey Northidast Bert Nery Game and Bish Tianages River Lackey Colin Neblett Point Complex Clayton Lake

Walleye and trout fishing update with lake rules noted

Report covers Eagle Nest Lake and Rio Grande areas. Walleye bite at 20 to 30 feet with seven ounce jig heads. crankbaits and bottom bouncer rigs also productive. Trout up to 20 inches biting power bait spoons and spinners, most anglers from shore. Water flows at Cochiti and Taos Junction bridges recorded. kokanee slow to fair behind Christmas trees.

Eagle Nest Lake Rio Grande Cochiti Lake Taos Junction Bridge

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