Fee applies
Fishing at Pecos NHP
Pecos National Historical Park
Fishing along the Pecos gives visitors an opportunity to experience the park in a special way.
Looking for a quiet place to enjoy some fly fishing? The Pecos River meanders through the park grounds for three miles. The river is split up into three fishing beats of one mile each; reservations (on www.recreation.gov) and a valid New Mexico state fishing license are required for all anglers. Learn more about fishing at Pecos National Historical Park on the website: www.nps.gov/peco/planyourvisit/fishing.htm
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Fees
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Fees Apply
Yes
Seasons
Spring, Summer, Fall
Time of Day
Day
Accessibility
Fly Fishing on the Pecos River can be a fun but challenging experience. Access to the different fishing beats can be inaccessible at times. For beats one and two, there is a steeply sloping hill down to the river. The path is a gravel and dirt road that can prove hazardous. Beat three is accessed by a 1.2 mile hike down a ranch road. This ranch road is dirt and gravel, There is no shade along the path.
Pets
No
Reservations
Yes — Reservations are required for fishing; please visit www.recreation.gov for details.