New Mexico, United States
FreshwaterNavajo Dam — San Juan River tailwater, Crow's Foot stretch
Soaring Eagle Lodge puts its cabins on the bank of the San Juan tailwater below Navajo Dam in northwest New Mexico, with private access to the stretch called Crow's Foot. Rainbow and brown trout are fished all year, by drift boat with two anglers at most or on foot. Packages pair a cabin and meals at the lodge restaurant with guided days, and the fly shop rents rods, reels and waders.
Year-round
Open all year, with 2027 high-season rates from April 1 to November 30 and lower rates from December to March, when the Crow's Foot restaurant menu is not served.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$1,700 per angler · 3 nights · 2027
Per angler for 3 nights and 2 guided days, two to a room, in high season, April 1 to November 30. Longer stays: 4 nights and 3 days US$2,300, 5 nights and 4 days US$2,850, 6 nights and 5 days US$3,350, 7 nights and 6 days US$3,795. One angler alone pays US$2,365 for 3 nights and 2 days, and from December to March the same package is US$1,450. A guided day without a package is US$625 for two anglers.
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Lodge website: soaringeaglelodge.net