Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico · Sandoval County · Facility
ALERT: This fishing access is closed due to resource amenity constraints. Please call the Jemez Ranger District (Ph: 575.829.3535) for current conditions. The San Diego Fishing Site offers parking and access to the Lower Jemez River. Located on NM HWY 4 approximately seven miles south of Jemez Springs.Uses: Fishing.Fac…
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ALERT: This fishing access is closed due to resource amenity constraints. Please call the Jemez Ranger District (Ph: 575.829.3535) for current conditions. The San Diego Fishing Site offers parking and access to the Lower Jemez River. Located on NM HWY 4 approximately seven miles south of Jemez Springs.Uses: Fishing.Facilities: Paved parking.Special Instructions: Clean fish away from river and parking area.
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