Storrie Reservoir

San Miguel - New Mexico


  • 3 catches

  • 32 followers

  • 1 spots

Storrie Reservoir is a 2000 acre dam located in San Miguel County.

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Storrie Reservoir Fishing Reports

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  1. Adam Gonzales
    - Storrie Reservoir

    29.0 in. Common Carp with a nightcrawler

  2. Adam Gonzales
    - Storrie Reservoir

    16.0 in. White Crappie with a nightcrawler

    1. Adam Gonzales 0
      yes I was quite surprised to see it when I realed it in. it's crazy because I have fished this lake for years and never hooked a crappie. We have caught 4 this ...more year
    2. Mike A. 0
      Giant! well done
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  3. John Malinowski
    - Storrie Reservoir

    Details: Monastery lake

    Usually stocked with trout

  4. Stephanie Gomez
    - Storrie Reservoir

    night fishing

    13 lb. 33 in. Channel Catfish with a chicken liver

    1. zack Stimson 0
      Very nice

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