Some ice is present in the shallow inlets
Navajo Lake
by Colorado Parks & Wildlife
11-18-2022
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Boating Status: Open to boating, weather and ice permitting, Closes December 1
ANS: None- Inspection Hours 8am-4pm, please call (970) 880-4165 if outside of these hours
Water Temperature: 45º
Ice: Some ice is present in the shallow inlets- but not to the capacity where it can support ice fishing- Always verify prior to visit- conditions susceptible to change
Notes: There is currently no fuel available at the marina; pump-out services are also unavailable. Navajo is bisected by the New Mexico/Colorado border, so be sure to check restrictions and license requirements for both states- for any questions pertaining to the lake within the New Mexico border, please call (505) 632-2278.
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for Friday, November 18th, 2022
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