South Mora Day Use Area gives you a public spot to fish on Pecos River in Santa Fe, NM. The drive from Albuquerque covers roughly 73 miles as the crow flies. The next fishing pier is North Mora Day Use Area in Santa Fe, about under 1 mile away.
| Type | Fishing pier |
|---|---|
| Address | Santa Fe, NM |
| Water | Pecos River |
| Launch fee | not in our data, check the signs at the launch |
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South Mora Day Use Area is in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The directions button above routes you to the pin for South Mora Day Use Area.
It gives you access to Pecos River.
Fees for South Mora Day Use Area are not in the map data; small local ramps are often free, park and Corps ramps often are not.
Most likely yes. New Mexico expects anglers at South Mora Day Use Area to carry a regular fishing license.
North Mora Day Use Area in Santa Fe (under 1 mile), Willow Creek Fishing Area in Santa Fe (under 1 mile) and Bert Clancy Fishing Area in Santa Fe (2.6 miles).
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