Become a Clean Angler! Learn how at http://cleananglingpledge.org/
Please support small businesses this Saturday, on "Small Business Saturday" November 26th. Plan on doing some of your holiday shopping at local merchants to help grow our local economy. We will start off our Holiday Sale on Satuarday as well as have some specials that day only. You have to come into the shop and see for your self, plus we will be cooking dogs and brat's around lunch time, come check it out!!
The $300,000 fish habitat improvement project on the San Juan River below Navajo Dam that began on Monday October 31st should conclude next week. The project is designed to enhance fishing opportunities in two ways: by reducing silt deposits from flash-flood events, and by creating deeper pools for fish during periods of low flow from Navajo Dam. The project will include sediment removal and control at the mouth of Rex Smith Wash. Also there will be some habitat improvement work in “The Braids,” a section of the river above Texas Hole and the Kiddie Hole where water levels drop to very low levels during times of low flow from the dam. It will include digging holes in the sandstone riverbed to create deeper pools for trout. Work in “The Braids,” however, will require the area to be closed to fishing for about 30 days in November and early December. You can get more information at http://www.fishthesanjuan.com/phpBB2/.
The Truchas Chapter of Trout Unlimited is having their annual Christmas Party on Friday December 8th at the Cow Girl Hall of Fame in Santa Fe. The party runs from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. There will be a featured speaker, Rebecca Oertel, staff biologist from the Valles Caldera National Preserve. Rebecca will be giving a presentation on the Las Conchas Fire and post-fire environments on the VCNP.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Announcements for the Week of November 7, 2011
Become a Clean Angler! Learn how at http://cleananglingpledge.org/
The fall season at Pecos National Historical Park ended Monday November 7th. Put this place on your list for next year. Typically the spring season starts in mid-May. See Pecos NHP website for details at http://www.nps.gov/peco/planyourvisit/fishing.htm.
The $300,000 fish habitat improvement project on the San Juan River below Navajo Dam that was scheduled to begin Oct. 10 actually started Monday the 31st. The project is designed to enhance fishing opportunities in two ways: by reducing silt deposits from flash-flood events, and by creating deeper pools for fish during periods of low flow from Navajo Dam. The project will include sediment removal and control at the mouth of Rex Smith Wash. Also there will be some habitat improvement work in “The Braids,” a section of the river above Texas Hole and the Kiddie Hole where water levels drop to very low levels during times of low flow from the dam. It will include digging holes in the sandstone riverbed to create deeper pools for trout. Work in “The Braids,” however, will require the area to be closed to fishing for about 30 days in November and early December. You can get more information at http://www.fishthesanjuan.com/phpBB2/.
The fall season at Pecos National Historical Park ended Monday November 7th. Put this place on your list for next year. Typically the spring season starts in mid-May. See Pecos NHP website for details at http://www.nps.gov/peco/planyourvisit/fishing.htm.
The $300,000 fish habitat improvement project on the San Juan River below Navajo Dam that was scheduled to begin Oct. 10 actually started Monday the 31st. The project is designed to enhance fishing opportunities in two ways: by reducing silt deposits from flash-flood events, and by creating deeper pools for fish during periods of low flow from Navajo Dam. The project will include sediment removal and control at the mouth of Rex Smith Wash. Also there will be some habitat improvement work in “The Braids,” a section of the river above Texas Hole and the Kiddie Hole where water levels drop to very low levels during times of low flow from the dam. It will include digging holes in the sandstone riverbed to create deeper pools for trout. Work in “The Braids,” however, will require the area to be closed to fishing for about 30 days in November and early December. You can get more information at http://www.fishthesanjuan.com/phpBB2/.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Announcements for the Week of October 31, 2011
Become a Clean Angler! Learn how at http://cleananglingpledge.org/
The fall season at Pecos National Historical Park ends Monday November 7th. For reservations, call the fishing phone line at 505-757-7272, and hope for a cancellation. You can try to get on the walk-on beat. Be at the gate early to get in line. See Pecos NHP website for details at http://www.nps.gov/peco/planyourvisit/fishing.htm.
The $300,000 fish habitat improvement project on the San Juan River below Navajo Dam that was scheduled to begin Oct. 10 actually started Monday the 31st. The project is designed to enhance fishing opportunities in two ways: by reducing silt deposits from flash-flood events, and by creating deeper pools for fish during periods of low flow from Navajo Dam. The project will include sediment removal and control at the mouth of Rex Smith Wash. Also there will be some habitat improvement work in “The Braids,” a section of the river above Texas Hole and the Kiddie Hole where water levels drop to very low levels during times of low flow from the dam. It will include digging holes in the sandstone riverbed to create deeper pools for trout. Work in “The Braids,” however, will require the area to be closed to fishing for about 30 days in November and early December. You can get more information at http://www.fishthesanjuan.com/phpBB2/.
The fall season at Pecos National Historical Park ends Monday November 7th. For reservations, call the fishing phone line at 505-757-7272, and hope for a cancellation. You can try to get on the walk-on beat. Be at the gate early to get in line. See Pecos NHP website for details at http://www.nps.gov/peco/planyourvisit/fishing.htm.
The $300,000 fish habitat improvement project on the San Juan River below Navajo Dam that was scheduled to begin Oct. 10 actually started Monday the 31st. The project is designed to enhance fishing opportunities in two ways: by reducing silt deposits from flash-flood events, and by creating deeper pools for fish during periods of low flow from Navajo Dam. The project will include sediment removal and control at the mouth of Rex Smith Wash. Also there will be some habitat improvement work in “The Braids,” a section of the river above Texas Hole and the Kiddie Hole where water levels drop to very low levels during times of low flow from the dam. It will include digging holes in the sandstone riverbed to create deeper pools for trout. Work in “The Braids,” however, will require the area to be closed to fishing for about 30 days in November and early December. You can get more information at http://www.fishthesanjuan.com/phpBB2/.
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