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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2025 · 47 MIN

Episode 39: Fish New Mexico- IFish, Fishing Challenges, & Fishing Tips

from New Mexico Wildlife Podcast · host New Mexico Department of Wildlife

In this episode we’re casting a line into one of our state’s favorite outdoor traditions, fishing. Whether you’re knee-deep in a mountain stream or casting from the shore of a warm desert lake, New Mexico offers year-round fishing opportunities for everyone. We’ve got a fantastic lineup of guests to help you gear up for your next fishing adventure. First, we’ll talk to Melissa Garnett, Public Information Officer and mastermind behind our state’s popular fishing challenges. She’ll share how to get involved, what you can win, and a few fun facts about who’s participating. Then, we’ll hear from Taylor Booth, one of our Coldwater Fisheries Biologists, who’ll break down some of the best waters in Western New Mexico and offer pro tips for what bait works where. And finally, we’ll chat with Valente Mesa, the department’s web designer, about a new tool every angler should have the iFish App. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just thinking about picking up a rod for the first time, this episode will help you plan your next trip, connect with the outdoors, and maybe even win a prize or two along the way.

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