Cimarron River (36.5378, -105.2102)
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Cimarron River
The Cimarron River in northeastern New Mexico carries a Special Trout Water designation (Red chile) for the 1.4-mile reach from the east end of Tolby Campground downstream to the first US Highway 64 bridge. The reach supports rainbow trout and brown trout and is catch-and-release only; only artificial fly or lure with a single barbless hook is permitted. A valid New Mexico fishing license is required. Managed by the Colin Neblett Wildlife Management Area and the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. Photography is permitted.
Activities
Fishing
Species
Rainbow TroutBrown Trout
Sources & verification
- Last verified July 15, 2026 via NM Dept. of Game & Fish — stocked/fishable waters — NM Department of Game and Fish (Special Trout Waters)