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Cimarron River - October 19th, 2011
supplied by: The Reel Life
RECORDED: 
77 °
FISHING: Excellent
Nice 30 plus flows should see us through the next little while until we're back to brown trout desperation. A midge larva shuld be in your mix, baetis wet or dry, and grubby stuff. Enjoy the sounds of autumn in elk country.
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Cimarron River - September 28th, 2011
supplied by: The Reel Life
RECORDED:
75 °
FISHING: Excellent
Woohoo! They've brought the flows back up to having water in the stream. Fish will spread out a little now, and methinks they'll be vulnerable to small mayflies. There are still lots of hoppers around though, and pay attention to whether they're showing up in the drift, drowned especially. I'd do it like this: elk hair caddis or parachute cripple in the glides, fished to trout I can see. As the pool deepens, I'm making a few more casts with the elky; if nothing happens, I'm trailing a small heavy beadhead, a zebra or a frenchy, and at the head of the pool I may add even another nymph. Hold your indicator dry at the surface even if it wants to go under. Cimarroncita will have awesome fishing until closing time Nov. 1. 866 376-2482.
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Cimarron River - September 15th, 2011
supplied by: The Reel Life
RECORDED: 
73 °
FISHING: Good
With the water low, fishing is a little tougher. Your casts and leaders are a little longer, your flies are smaller, and you'd better put away that hot pink thong bikini you were thinking of fishing in if you don't want to spook the whole creek. I like the long soft tippet when it gets like this, maybe sight nymphing. Use the brush to your advantage, the shadows as well. Black beaded mayfly and caddis nymphs offer a subtle and politically correct option for the trout.
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Cimarron River - September 8th, 2011
supplied by: The Reel Life
RECORDED:
76 °
FISHING: Excellent
With the summer crowds back in Texas, there should be a little more water available by the roadside. Not that it mattered before (you can always find eaters if you fish the inches), but the space is nice when the air starts biting in the shade hours and the leaves start yellowing just a little.
I'd have my little caddis, maybe doubled up with ants. Stillborn caddis are also fun sometimes, just soft hackles fished soggy behind a dry. Trigger nymphs are fine as well as tung WD40s. Some bigger browns should be coming out for suntans every now and then, so keep your eyes peeled before entering a nice pool.
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Cimarron River - August 11th, 2011
supplied by: The Reel Life
RECORDED:
91 °
FISHING: Excellent
Water level's up, which always makes for fishing that's more funner, means you can throw junk at the banks and might get some bigger fish coming out. I still like this mini hot fly I'm talking about. I like PMD cripples and beetles too.
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Cimarron River - July 8th, 2011
supplied by: The Reel Life
RECORDED: 
57 °
FISHING: Poor
Private water's good, but the public is cerrao!
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Cimarron River - July 8th, 2011
supplied by: The Reel Life
RECORDED:
57 °
FISHING: Poor
Private water's good, but the public is cerrao!
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Cimarron River - July 1st, 2011
supplied by: The Reel Life
RECORDED:
92 °
FISHING: Excellent
Due to closures, Cimarroncita is your only option pretty much. Call to book early, because everyone has the same idea. Flows are really nice, expect pmd and spruce moth action. The higher water will have flushed earthworms out of bankside soil. They'll be in the flow.
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Cimarron River - June 17th, 2011
supplied by: The Reel Life
RECORDED:
81 °
FISHING: Excellent
Best fishing in the state right now is on the Cimarron. We're at the tail end of a wonderful stonefly event that had fish going apepoopoo over big orange dries. When that tapers off, and it will soon, expect a nice spruce moth flutter and fish it with big elk hairs or size 12 stimulators. They dropped the flows drastically recently, and the fish concentrated up by the dam and huddled in various barrels. Don't expect that to be the state of affairs though, as the flows returned and the fish probably went looking for more breathing room. Always carry worms and tiny beadheads on the Cimarron.
Smoke may be an issue, thanks to the Raton fire.
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Cimarron River - June 9th, 2011
supplied by: The Reel Life
RECORDED:
86 °
FISHING: Excellent
For all of you stonefly addicts who didn't get your fix off the Guad or the Pecos, they're in the air on the Cimmy. Big flies work best, you basic orange stimulator in 6 or 8. Stimmies on the Cimmy. Watch those sneaker fish at the tailouts and near the banks. They'll blow your cover.
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