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Fish in San Miguel County dying off at alarming rate due to warm temperatures
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – Over the past couple of weeks, large numbers of rainbow trout and fathead minnows in Monastery Lake, near Pecos, are dying off at an alarmingly fast rate. New Mexico Game and Fish says this is due to unusually high water temperatures and low oxygen levels. "It's really really sad, it's [...]
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