Can't Wait Until Wet-Wading...

The Cimarron River is a bit lower again and in the slower sections it looks to be very good fishing.  I'm going to try to get on there later this week if it's not raining too much.  I did talk to a guy from Houston who said it fished well today.  Definitely dry-dropper time, and lengthen your dropper if you're not getting strikes.  The "Red Chile" catch and release water has some runs that are looking really good.

A friend of mine fished the Cebolla and had some luck.  It looks like the Jemez River proper is way too high still, but some of the other streams might be fishable.  

Lake Maloya fished pretty well on Friday.  The fish struck on a prince nymph a 2-3 feet below the surface sporadically, but got a bit more picky later in the evening.  A small (around size 18, I think) parachute adams ended up being the fly!  I hope to save you the trouble of trying a bunch of different things.

I'm a teacher, and I'm counting down the days to the summer fishing adventures.  So so soon. 

Anyway, tight lines!