cimarron-river
Cimarron River is a river in New Mexico.
It ranks #4 among the 9 waters of New Mexico in the registry, and is of regional prominence.
Also called Cimarron Creek.
Fished for trout (inferred from the species listed).
Species: brown trout and rainbow trout.
USGS GNIS record: 902214.
Stretches: Cimarron Canyon State Park and Colin Neblett Wildlife Area.
Tolby Campground (access). It is fishable.
It is on the stretch Cimarron Canyon State Park.
It is upstream of Ute Park.
Ute Park (access). It is fishable. Town near the lower end of the state-park section.
It is on the stretch Cimarron Canyon State Park.
It is downstream of Tolby Campground.
Sourced from 3 independent fly sites.
Sources: edits.nationalmap.gov, fishingreports.orvis.com, The Perfect Fly Store and thesolitaryangler.com.
Hatches
Hatch timing not yet researched.
Access, closures and rules change; check with the state agency before you go.