What is the fishing season in New Mexico?

What is the fishing season in New Mexico?

The fishing license-year runs April 1 to March 31. Anglers can buy a new license online, over the phone or from a vendor.

Where can I fish in the Brazos River?

Brazos River The river at Corkins Lodge is open for fishing year-round, but May through October are considered the best window for catching the rainbow trout and brown trout found in this river.

Is fishing allowed in New Mexico?

The state of New Mexico requires all anglers, 12 years and older, to possess a valid fishing license before they are allowed to fish or take fish in any state waters within its jurisdiction. Free Licenses for New Mexico residents 70 years and older are available at all NMDGF offices and license vendors.

Where is the best bass fishing in New Mexico?

Of all New Mexico reservoirs, Ute, Conchas, Navajo and Elephant Butte are best for bass fishing. Other New Mexico bass fishing reservoirs include Caballo, Cochiti, Bill Evans, Santa Rosa, Abiquiu, and Sumner.

Are there alligators in the Brazos River?

Just like fish and other aquatic species that coexist along the Brazos banks, alligators are still in the same ecosystem and active, so be aware of these large creatures when navigating the Brazos River and other waters within the lower basin. For more on alligators at Brazos Bend State Park, go here.

How much is a day fishing license in NM?

License Purchases Make Conservation Possible

License Type Resident* Nonresident
Annual Fishing $25.00 $56.00
One-day Fishing 12.00 12.00
Five-day Fishing 24.00 24.00
Junior Annual Fishing (age 12–17) 5.00 15.00

What is the limit on catching fish in New Mexico?

5 fish
Bag limit of 5 fish is considered any combination of trout and/or salmon with the exception that no more than 2 lake trout and/or 2 cutthroat trout may be included in the limit.

Does New Mexico have good bass fishing?

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