Cimarron Canyon
Cimarron River
Live Conditions
Cimarron River — At Cimarron
7-Day Flow
↑ Rising
24-Hr Pressure
22.19 inHg · → High/stable
Local Weather
Tough conditions — fish deep
Today
🌧️Rain
62° / 43°
0.16"
Tomorrow
❄️Snow
45° / 35°
0.18"
Tue
☀️Clear sky
50° / 34°
Wed
☁️Overcast
55° / 32°
Snow in forecast — check road conditions before heading out.
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What should I fish today?
⚡ AIAI-powered recommendation using today's live flow, temperature, and hatch data.
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Time of Day
Using: 25.2 CFS · Midges. BWOs on mild afternoons. Canyon beginning to ice in shaded sections. Limited late-season fishing.
What should I pack?
Rod, flies, tippet, and safety gear specific to today's Cimarron River conditions.
🪰 Hatch Calendar
Cimarron River · November · Late Fall
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Midges. BWOs on mild afternoons. Canyon beginning to ice in shaded sections. Limited late-season fishing.
River Map
About Cimarron River
Small, accessible freestone river flowing through Cimarron Canyon State Park. Easy roadside access with classic pocket water — a great beginner river.
Regulations
Standard New Mexico trout regulations apply; rainbow and brown trout are present in the upper canyon near Cimarron Canyon State Park. New Mexico fishing license required. Verify current regs at wildlife.state.nm.us before fishing.
Learn More
Guides to help you fish Cimarron River with more confidence.
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