- Alto Lake-Posted portion
near the outlet.
- Big Dry Creek (Catron
County)-From Golden Link Cabin upstream through headwaters.
- Bonito Lake-Posted portion
near the outlet.
- Eagle Nest Lake-The portion
within 300 feet of dam, as posted. (North shore approximately 1/4 mile
on each side of lodge and cabin as posted is closed to public entry.)
- Hatcheries-State and
federal hatcheries, and all their rearing ponds, raceways or lakes.
However, the Glenwood Hatchery brood pond, Burns Canyon Lake at Parkview
Hatchery, Red River Hatchery Pond and Ice Pond at Seven Springs Hatchery
are open with certain restrictions.
- Iron Creek-From the barrier
upstream, Catron County.
- Laguna Madre (Maxwell
Lakes)-Posted portion within 150 feet of outlet.
- Little Creek-In Catron
County, from the barrier upstream through all tributaries.
- Main Diamond Creek-Above
the confluence of its East Fork, Catron and Sierra counties.
- Mogollon Creek-East Fork,
upstream from Trail Canyon Creek, Grant County.
- McKenna Creek-In Catron
County.
- McKnight Creek-In Grant
County.
- Sacaton Creek-In Catron
County.
- Sheep Corral Creek-In
Grant County.
- South Diamond Creek and
tributaries-In Catron and Sierra counties.
- Spruce Creek-In Catron
County.
- Stubblefield Lake (Maxwell
Lakes)-Posted portion within 150 feet of outlet.
- Trail Canyon Creek-In
Grant County.
- Woodrow Canyon Creek-In
Grant County.
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