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My understanding, currently the minimum pool San Carlos is allotted isn't much and thus is "sold" annually. Any other ongoing litigation i have no information on. DAN

Latest update. DAN

Watchout for Habitat Stamps, Just kidding. Have seen plenty of camping from trailers to tents and even back of the pickup and haven't heard any issues arise yet. DAN

The 2026 event will take place March 13-15, 2026. Everyone can start signing up with the department Monday morning (3/9). Pretty much same details as in past events. Any other questions before then that anyone might have can be directed to myself. DAN

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Good job Ernesto!!! DAN

Trying to help out a family member with a fridge as theirs has recently gone out. Anyone have something that is in working condition, not worried about cosmetics. Can arrange to come pickup just about anywhere. Thanks. DAN

Tribal hunts on San Carlos were about normal for mule deer harvests while coues hunting was really tough and very few mature bucks seen/taken (there's always a beauty or two in the hundreds of tags but not a single one this year). Also same story on the quail as most other places in the state and the mention of old springs coming back to life has certainly been observed out here as well. Fall turkey hunts probably the worst ever too. DAN

San Carlos had some okay numbers on the surveys but definitely leaning towards the lower end. Also noticed the same as mentioned above, birds that haven't been pressured flushing before you got anywhere near them. Have yet to go out myself but already looks to be a tough year. DAN

Plenty of flooding all around town even a couple of rescues but luckily no one hurt or no major damage. The gauge at the Peridot bridge below bashas peaked at 16,000 cfs. DAN

San Carlos went back up about 1% now that the gates are closed, might add another 1% to that by the time its all said and done. DAN

Probably just an estimate but says for 30 days at this point. DAN

Nice and green out in C with plenty of water all over so should be a really good hunt with lots of activity. DAN

No impact on San Carlos as most of the runoff went towards Roosevelt. San Carlos area had its own short-lived flood event but most people don't realize just how far the water has to travel to reach the Lake and most of that route is very sandy with big S curves that don't help. Current water level is 0.39%. On a positive note a bunch of our dirt ponds filled back up and should be ready for restocking immediately. DAN