Anglers seeking trout should pack the fishing gear and travel to lakes and streams in northern and southwestern New Mexico this week.
In northern New Mexico at Charette Lakes, trout fishing was exceptionally good using flies.
Fishing for rainbow trout along the Rio Grande was fair to good when using olive streamer flies.
Fishing for trout was incredibly good using flies at Canjilon Lakes.
Trout fishing was slow using foam ant flies in Jaramillo Creek along the Jemez Waters.
Fishing for rainbow trout at the Rio Cebolla was very good using foam ant flies.
Fishing for trout below Abiquiu Lake along the Rio Chama was good using flies.
At Seven Springs Kids’ Pond, trout fishing was good using homemade baits.
In southwestern New Mexico, trout fishing was good at Lake Roberts using PowerBait, cheese and red eggs.
Catfishing at Lake Roberts was fair to good when using rooster tails with bait slots.
At Bill Evans Lake, fishing for catfish was slow to fair using garlic cheese doughballs and PowerBait.
In eastern New Mexico at Oasis Lake State Park, fishing for catfish was particularly good using Premo bait.
In Albuquerque at Tingley Beach, fishing for catfish was fair to good when using homemade baits.
This fishing report has been generated from the best information available at the time of publication.
