Big Brown caught in New Mexico
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Category Archives: New Mexico
Big Browns in New Mexico
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Huge Tiger Muskie caught in New Mexico
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New Mexico Native fish restoration activity planned for Whitewater Creek
Tweet SANTA FE – Native fish restoration efforts on Whitewater Creek are scheduled for Sept. 25 – Oct. 3, 2019. As part of the Whitewater Creek Native Fish Restoration Project, the Department will remove non-native trout from Whitewater Creek to … Continue reading →
Fall is the Best time to play, raft, bike, hike
Tweet CAN YOU SENSE IT? SUMMER IS WINDING DOWN BUT ONLY FOR SOME FOLKS……. Mother Nature gave us a great ‘Big’ water year and it’s going to stick around through September. Come down to the Arkansas Valley and play and paddle Duckies … Continue reading →
Kids and Kokanee in New Mexico
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Big Walleye caught in New Mexico
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New Mexico New OHV Recreation Area Now Open
Tweet New Mexico Department of Game and Fish joined officials from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), San Juan County and the City of Farmington to proudly cut the ribbon on the Brown Springs Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Area at BLM’s … Continue reading →
Huge pike caught in New Mexico
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New Trout Fishing Challenge Kicks Off in 12 Western States, including Alaska
Tweet A native Alaska rainbow trout. Photo by Shane Hertzog. Deep in the West, under a secret rock in a cool stream, lies a prize worth finding. Anglers of all skill levels are invited to participate in the Western Native … Continue reading →
Living with bears
Tweet Q&A with department biologist Rick Winslow New Mexico is home to approximately 8,000 black bears. Every year, a couple hundred come in contact with humans; most encounters are uneventful, but encounters can result in the destruction of property or … Continue reading →
Getting Outdoors in New Mexico
Tweet Looking for a spring road trip? Four places to visit New Mexico offers a variety of opportunities to watch wildlife, learn more about our fish hatcheries and visit unique sites that can only be found in our state. Here … Continue reading →
Spawning Walleye in New Mexico
Tweet It’s walleye spawning season! And that doesn’t only mean this is the best time of year to cast your line for this special fish—it also means department fisheries staffers have wrapped up our yearly walleye spawn. Last month, … Continue reading →
Let’s Go Fishing in New Mexico
Tweet School’s out, Memorial Day weekend is here and summer’s a few weeks away! That means it’s time to head to one of New Mexico’s many fishing areas to cast a line. And remember: Saturday, June 1 is Free Fishing … Continue reading →
Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout in the Rito de Los Frijoles
Tweet On June 26, 2011, at approximately 1:00 pm, a tree fell on a power line causing one of the largest and most devastating fires in New Mexico’s history. On the first day alone, the fire burned 43,000 acres a … Continue reading →
NM Anglers gain opportunity at Rancho Grande ponds
Tweet This is the first of a series of NM Wildlife features highlighting new Open Gate properties throughout New Mexico. Everyone’s had that great feeling of finding something they thought was lost. Whether it’s something small or trivial, like a … Continue reading →
Huge carp caught in New Mexico
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New Mexico kid catches huge trout
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Summer Rafting Deals
Tweet To view this email as a web page, click here. (800) 451-6034 Snowpack in the US Northwest is bountiful! Many areas received record-breaking snow accumulations for the month of February; Fabulous February flurries make for Awesome August Adventures! Now’s the time to secure a seat for … Continue reading →
New Mexico 2019-2020 fishing and hunting fishing licenses on sale
TweetSANTA FE – Sales of “over-the-counter” fishing and game hunting licenses for the 2019-2020 license year is now open, giving anglers and hunters an opportunity to have licenses in-hand when the new license year begins April 1. Anglers will need … Continue reading →