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This fishing report, provided by Dustin Berg and Go Unlimited (supporting disabled anglers) and the Department of Game and Fish, has been generated from the best information available from area officers and anglers. Conditions encountered after the report is compiled may differ, as stream, lake and weather conditions alter fish and angler activities.
This fishing report, provided each Friday by Dustin Berg and Go Unlimited (supporting disabled anglers) and the Department of Game and Fish, h…
This Oct. 23 fishing report, provided by Dustin Berg and Go Unlimited (supporting disabled anglers) and the Department of Game and Fish, has b…
Fly Fish Taos, Santa Fe
By Taylor Streit
(2020, 184 pp.)
"I have laid aside business, and gone a 'fishing," writes Englishman Izaak Walton in his "Compleat Angler," first published in 1653, and which continues to be one of the most reprinted works in the English language.
Questa Fishing Derby to be held virtually
The days of 2020 are much different than in years past.
And the same holds true for an event in Northern New Mexico - the Questa Fishing Derby - which is held on a yearly basis. In 2020, this tournament will be going virtual.
Patience is something that seems to be in short supply these days, especially when thinking about the effect of the coronavirus pandemic on local communities. Many of us are searching for new ways to engage in the business of life without violating social-distancing measures.
The state-owned trout-stocked hatchery pond is only for children, seniors and the physically challenged.
FISHING IS ONE OF THOSE SPORTS that is just as satisfying when shared with friends and family as it is all by yourself.
Most fisherfolk even secretly hold the belief it’s almost as fun whether you catch anything or not — although some will never admit that. And, with catch-and-release becoming more prevalent these days, there is no longer the onus of feeling bad about killing a creature of the wild.
The Gila trout that helped Nicolas Villescas of Rio Rancho win the Trout Challenge in January, hosted by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.
Rio Grande cutthroat, Gila, brown, brook and rainbow trout are the five species that you must catch to complete the challenge. The first four species are often found in small high mountain streams. The fish thrive in these fertile waters, feasting on a variety of insects throughout the year. They also survive in these small waters by being ellusive and wary of predators such as eagles, racoons, bears and anything else that might try to snatch them up. They are amazingly adept at detecting motion and potential threats.
