New Mexico
Map –
Find The Best Fishing Locations in NM
The state of New Mexico has abundant fishing opportunities. Try
your luck at some of these major Lakes and impoundments.
Abiquiu Reservoir is located in the
north-western part of the state, 2 miles north of Canones, NM.
Brantley Lake is in the south-east
of the state, 15 miles south of Artesia, NM.
Caballo Lake is in the south-west
part of the state, at Caballo, NM.
Conchas Lake is in the north-east
part of the state, 20 miles north-west of Tucumcari, NM.
Eagle Nest Lake is located in the
north-east part of the state, at Eagle Nest, NM.
El Vado Lake is in the north-central
part of the state, 8 miles south-west of Tierra Amarilla, NM.
Elephant Butte Reservoir is in the west-central
part of the state, at Truth or Consequences, NM.
Heron Lake is located in the north-central
part of the state, at Tierra Amarilla, NM.
Navajo Lake is on the northern
border of the state, 15 miles north-east of Bloomfield, NM.
Red Bluff Reservoir is located
on the southern border of the state, 15 miles south of Malaga,
NM.
Santa Rosa Lake is in the
east-central part of the state, at Santa Rosa, NM.
Sumner Lake is in the east-central
part of the state, 15 miles north-west of Fort Sumner, NM.
Ute Lake is located in the eastern-central
part of the state, at Logan, NM.
The purpose
of this map is to help you locate major fishing waters in the state
of New Mexico along with travel routes. If you have an NM
lake you would like to see added, we
would enjoy
hearing from you. We will consider adding a page for a map of
a
specific New Mexico lake or stream solely at our discretion. If you
have a fishing related business you would like to promote we
will
consider
ways
to include
mention of same as long as it provides benefit to our visitors.
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