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Kokanee snagging season starts in Northern New Mexico waters
Kokanee snagging season runs October through December 31 across Abiquiu Lake Chama River from El Vado to Big Chama area El Vado Lake and Navajo Lake Carillon Lakes and more Fishing conditions vary with water levels and weather Anglers report best kokanee at El Vado and Navajo while other species show slow to fair activity Structural notes include boat ramp work at Clayton Lake and low water affecting several sites High activity areas include Cochiti Conchas and Rio Grande with trout bass catfish and walleye reports mixed throughout the region
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Abiquiu Lake
Chama River
el Vado Lake
Big Chama Wildlife and Fishing Area
Navajo Lake
Carillon Lakes
Charette Lakes
Cimarrén River
Eagle Nest Lake
Cimarrén Gravel Pit
Clayton Lake
Cochiti Lake
Conchas Lake
Coyote Creek
Hopewell E
Lake Malaya
Lake Alice
Los Pinos River
Maxwell 13
McAllister Lake
Monastery Lake
Murphy Lake
Pecos River
Pecos
Red River
Questa
Rio Grande
Taos Junction Bridges
Shuree
Springer Lake
Storrie Lake
Ute Lake
Abiquitt Lake
Bluewater Lake
Burns Canyon Lake
Brazos River
Cebolla
Fenton Lake
Abiquiu
el Vado
Conservancy Park Lake
East Fork
Guadalupe River
Heron Lake
Willow Creek
Pine River
Jemez River
Jemez Springs
Manzano Lake
Navajo
San Gregorio
San Juan
Archuleta
Santa Cruz
Blue Hole Park
Costilla Creek
Harry McAdams Park
Oasis Park Lake
Perch Lake
Guadalupe County
Rio Grande-Cochiti Lake
Rio Las Vacas