New Mexico overnight camping and fishing locations include Heron Lake, Eagle Nest Lake, and Fenton Lake for trout and salmon.

Pecos Wilderness fishing locations, high-altitude challenges, and native trout species for anglers planning a high-country trip.

Eastern New Mexico fishing lakes offer warm-water species, fluctuating water levels, and detailed target locations for anglers.

Southern New Mexico fishing lakes offer bass, catfish, and striped bass in expansive desert reservoirs like Elephant Butte.

Northern New Mexico lakes contain rainbow trout, brown trout, bass, walleye, tiger muskie, and kokanee salmon in alpine waters.

Fishing spots near Silver City, New Mexico offer rainbow trout, bass, and catfish in secluded Gila National Forest waters.

Fishing spots near Taos, New Mexico, include rivers, streams, and lakes containing rainbow, brown, and cutthroat trout populations.

Alto Lake near Ruidoso provides stocked rainbow trout, channel catfish, and largemouth bass for anglers in the Sierra Blanca mountain range.

Highway 550 fishing spots include San Juan River trout streams and Navajo Lake State Park reservoirs for salmon and bass.

Fishing spots along Interstate 25 in New Mexico include rainbow trout at Storrie Lake State Park and pike at Cochiti Lake.