fishing
The Rio Pueblo Awaits!
Stocked with Trout & More, the Fishing is Good
Enjoy outstanding trout fishing—one of the finest trout fishing regions in the state—just steps from your back door by visiting our stocked trout pond, or on the Rio Pueblo, which flows right through the heart of our resort. Whether using a spinner, bait or dropping a fly on its waters, there are many effective techniques and ways to catch one of the many trout found at Sipapu.
A New Mexico fishing license is required and may be purchased online at New Mexico Game and Fish.
Carson National Forest, where Sipapu resides, offers 400 miles of mountain streams and many lakes with rainbow, eastern brook, German brown and cutthroat trout. Among the more popular fishing streams are the La Junta, Santa Barbara, El Rito, Rio Pueblo (which runs through Sipapu), Rio Hondo, Red River, Rio San Antonio and the Rio Grande. Better known lakes include Hopewell, Cabresto, Trout, Canjilon and Lagunitas, all accessible by road. The Wildernesses hold several more. Many are stocked with native trout by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.
For more information call 575-587-2240 or visit the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish website.
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