Announcements
The Santa Fe National Forest has installed eight signs along the Jemez river to educate the public on the importance of the streamside vegetation and unrestricted river flown suitable habitat for trout ... Read More
The New Mexico Game and Fish Commission approved catch and release regulations on a portion of the Rio Chama at its November 2016 meeting, due in large part to the tireless efforts of Noah Parker over several years ... Read More
Online ticket sales have been closed. Tickets will be for sale at the Conclave, starting at 8:30 in the theater lobby at Sandia Prep. Lunches have been ordered based on the number of tickets sold as of Thursday, so pack your own lunch ... Read More
Jill Wick from the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish will give a presentation on Gila Trout Restoration in New Mexico. Time: 7:00 pm Location: Commons room at Sandia Prep. If you want to get reminders, join our Meetup page and RSVP to this event ... Read More
Introducing our newest social media venture – Meetup. Use it as a calendar and a place for discussions about tips and trips ... Read More
Your donations to New Mexico Trout will support our many programs. All donations are tax-deductible. If you wish to send in a contribution by mail, our mailing address is New Mexico Trout P.O. Box 3276 Albuquerque, NM 87190-3276 If you wish to donate using PayPal (or a credit card), you can do so by filling out the form below. Thank you! ... Read More
Details about the December general meeting: topic = winter-time flat water fly fishing; date & time = December 13, 7pm in the Sandia Prep Commons room; also featured: drawing for bamboo rod raffle ... Read More
A local attraction known for fishing will officially be closing its doors on 30 October. Jan Phillips is one of the owners of Shady Lakes, which has been a part of the Phillips family since 1962. Even though the Phillips family is closing the door on Shady Lakes, Jan hopes whoever ends up buying the fishing hole can keep the tradition going. The owners have yet to put the property on the market. Shady Lakes was originally just a bait farm when it was first purchased by the Phillips family in 1962. Once they bought it, they quickly converted it ... Read More