New Mexico anglers have decisions to make this week as trout are biting in northern New Mexico while waters in other parts of the state are yielding a variety of species.
In southern New Mexico at Escondida Lake near Socorro, fishing for catfish was good when using chicken liver and fair when using worms. Fishing for bluegill was fair when using worms. Carp fishing was fair when using chicken liver.
In Lincoln County at Alto Lake, fishing for largemouth bass was good using Texas-rigged Baby Papa Craws.
In eastern New Mexico at Greene Acres Lake, bass fishing was fair to good using hot dogs.
Fishing for catfish was good using Hog Wild at Oasis Park Lake.
In northern New Mexico along the San Juan River, fishing for rainbow trout was very good using Green Glitter PowerBait.
Fishing for trout was very good using PowerBait along the Rio Cebolla.
Trout fishing was very good using Pistol Petes at Fenton Lake.
Along the Rio Grande near Taos, fishing for rainbow trout was slow to fair using jerkbaits.
Trout fishing was good using PowerBait at Lake Maloya.
At Eagle Nest Lake, rainbow trout fishing was fair to good using wet flies and very good when using Salmon Peach PowerBait.
This fishing report has been generated from the best information available at the time of publication.
