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Rio Grande - March 15th, 2009
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RECORDED: 
54 °
FISHING: Great
Around the Pueblo confluence, the fishing has been off the hook. Flows are hovering around 700 with the warmish weather, a little high for careless wading but just fine for pinpoint fishing to the pockets and holes in that area. Running a yellow egg pattern behind your favorite attractor nymph (dark in color would be best) will turn up plenty of fish if you fish it deep and tight enough. Big browns are on it. Hike upstream for half an hour and the fishing should be outstanding as well.
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Rio Grande - January 24th, 2007
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FISHING: Good
Water was pretty cold last week, but the sun is warming things up enough for some pike in the afternoons. Take advantage of the Trout Unlimited Truchas Chapter pike clinic on Saturday, Jan. 27th if you want to give it a try. You must be a TU member (or can join the morning of the clinic). Contact Bob O'Connor roboconnor@aol.com or 505-603-0797 to register. Our guides are volunteering to help make this a fun day.
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Rio Grande - November 23rd, 2005
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FISHING: Good
The water level is slowly coming down, now around 580cfs at Taos Junction Bridge. Time to return with nymphs and streamers.
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Rio Grande - October 28th, 2005
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FISHING: Good
here is a bit of a hump in the hydrograph the last couple of days, but fishing still seems okay. Use heavier nymphs and streamer patterns to get down deeper in the seams. Browns seem to be staging for spawn--please avoid wading on gravel bars which may be redds.
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Rio Grande - October 15th, 2005
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FISHING: Fair
The big river is a little bigger now with the fallout from last weekend's storm finally accumulating near the Taos Junction Bridge. Use heavier nymphs and streamer patterns to get down deeper in the seams. Browns seem to be staging for spawn--please avoid wading on gravel bars which may be redds.
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Rio Grande - September 22nd, 2005
supplied by: The Reel Life
FISHING: Great
Pretty steady water around 200cfs at Taos Junction Bridge and clear for the Rio. Some really nice reports coming out of the Gorge and even at Pilar. Caddis larvae, small streamers and the occasional fish tempted to the surface by a dry. Now is the time!
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Rio Grande - May 21st, 2005
supplied by: The Reel Life
FISHING: Poor
Stream Flow Conditions [click here]
Rio Grande: Great for rafters, but high, cold and muddy for the fly fishers. Red River confluence is running hard, too.
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Rio Grande - May 11th, 2005
supplied by: The Reel Life
FISHING: Poor
Stream Flow Conditions [click here]
Rio Grande: Great for rafters, but high, cold and muddy for the fly fishers.
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Rio Grande - April 22nd, 2005
supplied by: The Reel Life
FISHING: Poor
Stream Flow Conditions [click here]
Rio Grande: Caddis were coming off, but the river is high, cold and muddy. The rafters are loving the 2000+cfs but fishing stinks.
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Rio Grande - April 7th, 2005
supplied by: The Reel Life
FISHING: Fair
Stream Flow Conditions [click here]
Rio Grande: The big river was good over the weekend, but colored up Monday and looks to be growing stronger daily.
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