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From waterfall barrier at BC campground upstream. Unlimited take of brown trout. Open July 1-Oct 31. Special Trout Water designation: Red chile, non-native suppression. Regulations: Catch-and-release (Native), unlimited (NN), artificial fly or lure with single barbless hook.
Upstream from confluence of Snow Creek to headwaters Special Trout Water designation: X-mas chile, non-native suppression. Regulations: 2 trout any length (Native), unlimited (NN), any legal bait and tackle.
Along NM 35 in the Gila; accessible via NM 35 or the narrow, winding NM 15 (not suitable for trucks with trailers).
A small boat launch at Lake Roberts for non-motorized boats and electric motors.
From confluence with San Francisco River to its headwaters Special Trout Water designation: X-mas chile. Regulations: 2 trout any length, any legal bait and tackle.
From barrier at waterfalls near USFS Trail 153 to confluence of Trail Canyon. Open from July 1-Oct 31. Special Trout Water designation: Red chile. Regulations: Catch-and-release only, artificial fly or lure with single barbless hook.
A small boat launch at the western end of Quemado Lake for non-motorized boats and electric motors.
About 16 miles south of Quemado via NM 32 and NM 103 to Forest Road 13.
Within Gila National Forest, Black Range District Special Trout Water designation: Red chile. Regulations: Catch-and-release only, artificial fly or lure with single barbless hook.
A small reservoir in the Reserve area of the Gila, about 30 miles from Reserve via FR 142.
A small boat launch for non-motorized boats and electric motors at Snow Lake near Dipping Vat Campground.
Catwalk National Recreational Trail parking area upstream to headwaters including all tribs Special Trout Water designation: X-mas chile. Regulations: 2 trout any length, any legal bait and tackle.