Farmington and the Four Corners area is home to endless recreational possibilities, including waters for the fishing trip of a lifetime. With an array of waters for you to choose from, active families and outdoor adventurers alike are sure to find their fishing preference with all of the wonderful and scenic waters of the Four Corners area. With options for anglers, fly and reel fishers, Farmington and the surrounding areas should make any fisher’s “must fish” list, as our waters are popular with anglers from across the globe.
For regulations and license information, visit New Mexico Game and Fish or call (888) 248-6866. Keep up on what is happening at your favorite fishing hole by checking the Weekly Fishing Report.
The Four Corners region is home to fishing holes of all kinds and holds plenty of adventures waiting to be explored. While the San Juan River tops the “must fish” list, the area has several lakes and rivers, each providing a unique and memorable fishing trip experience!
Main Street/NM 516, Farmington, NM
505-599-1400
Lake Farmington is popular for family friendly outdoor adventures and is open year-round for fishing and seasonally to electric and non-motorized watercraft. The area also features trails for mountain biking, horseback riding and wildlife watching.
221 Highway 511 Blanco, NM
505-801-9163
Enjoy a day of catch and release fly fishing along this privately owned section of the San Juan River. Make time to explore the disc golf course and art gallery!
1448 NM 511 NBU #6 Navajo Dam, NM 87419
505-632-3245 or 800-582-5687
Navajo Lake Marina is your one stop shop for all Navajo Lake adventures! Located on the southern end of the reservoir, in the Pine Site of Navajo Lake State Park, this marina offers guide service, boat rentals, a supply store and restaurant.
36 Road 4110 Unit 1, Navajo Dam, NM 87419
505-632-2278
Navajo Lake State Park is the ultimate playground for adventurers with 150 miles of shoreline and over 280 days of sunshine and spectacular scenery.
Navajo Lake State Park Navajo Dam, NM 87419
505-632-2278
The Navajo Lake kokanee salmon season runs from October 1 to December 31. It's no secret that anglers from across the world visit Navajo Lake State Park every year for the world-class fly-fishing found along the San Juan River at the base of Navajo Dam. But did you know that outdoorsman flock to Navajo Lake every fall for the special kokanee salmon snagging season?
Navajo Dam, NM
The San Juan River is known for world-class trout fishing . The 4.25 miles of Special Trout Waters at the base of Navajo Dam brings anglers from across the globe for year round fishing.
402 Taos, Farmington, NM
505-860-2325
martinez_art@hotmail.com
436 Hwy 170, Farmington, NM
505-632-0485
Jackson Lake is a popular fishing and kayaking spot with locals. The lake sits amidst 840 acres of the Jackson Lake Wildlife Area.
Morgan Lake, Cutter Reservoir and Whiskey Lake, managed by the Navajo Nation, are just a few of the lakes located on Navajo land that are popular with anglers.
PO Box 6340, Navajo Lake, NM
505-632-3721 or 800-866-2719
info@soaringeaglelodge.net
