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Bean Patch Tank Number Two Water Details - NM

Bean Patch Tank Number Two is a reservoir in Rio Arriba County, NM. Use this named-water page to check the map, current conditions, and nearby water-quality monitoring; confirm public access, regulations, advisories, and fishability with local sources before fishing.

This named-water page is not a claim that fishing is legal, safe, or productive here. Check public access, local regulations, fish-consumption advisories, and posted closures before fishing.

© OpenStreetMap contributors · open Bean Patch Tank Number Two in OpenStreetMap or use coordinates 36.83045, -106.12344.

Current conditions & 3-day forecast

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Water temperature & water-quality monitoring

Check the official EPA assessment (impaired-waters status and fish-consumption advisories) for Bean Patch Tank Number Two at How’s My Waterway (EPA).

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Monitoring summaries from the Water Quality Portal.

State fishing records

Green Sunfish 1lb. 6oz. – 13” (1996) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Striped Bass 54lb. 8oz. – 45” (1992) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Longear Sunfish 1lb. 12oz. – 10 ½” (1985) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Largemouth Bass 15lb. 13oz. – 26 ½” (1995) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Smallmouth Bass 7lb. 3oz. – 24” (2006) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
White Bass 4lb. 13oz. – 19 ½” (1983) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Spotted Bass 5lb. 14.72oz. – 21.5” (2019) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Crappie 4lb. 9oz. – 16” (1983) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Bluegill 3lb. 1.5oz – 11 ¾” (1963) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Walleye 16lb. 9oz. – 32” (1989) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Yellow Perch 2lb. 5 1/3oz. – 16” (1995) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Kokanee Salmon 5lb. 0oz. – 22” (2021) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Cutthroat Trout 10lb. 2oz. – 24 5/8” (1981) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Brown Trout 20lb. 4oz. – 34 ½” (1946) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Rainbow Trout 31lb. 12 1/2oz – 33 ½” (1999) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Lake Trout 31lb. 6oz. – 41 1/2” (1999) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Gila Trout 4lb. 8oz. – 20” (2007) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Brook Trout 5lb. 0oz. – 21” (1996) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Tiger Muskie 31lb. 14oz. – 56” (2012) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Northern Pike 36lb. 0oz. – 53” (1974) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Longnose Gar 12lb. 8oz. – 39 ¼” (1986) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Flathead Catfish 78lb 0oz. – 47 ½” (1979) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Channel Catfish 36lb. 8oz. – 38” (1999) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Blue Catfish 54lb. .25oz. – 43 ½” (2005) — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish

Official NM state-record fish are published by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish — records there are the state's, not a MonsterRodHolders list.

Location facts

CountyRio Arriba
Water typereservoir