New Mexico Fishing Report
McAllister Lake Sponsored by
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| Date | 14-Oct-08 | |
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: McAllister Lakes: Closed Reported by: New Mexico F&G |
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| About: - Mc ALLISTER LAKE is located on a high plateau in the "National Wildlife Refuge" about 10 miles southeast of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Mc Allister is a fertile 100-acre lake that produce fast-growing rainbows. Fishing can be sporadic, but generally good for 14- to 16-inch rainbows, occasionally trout in excess of 20 inches are caught. With the exception of high winds in early spring, pontoons and float tubes can be a good choice for many anglers. Boats are limited to trolling speeds and the lake only has one ramp lane. |
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| Misc Info: - Season is March 1st - October 31st. No campfires allowed. | |||
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