How many fishing rods can I use in New Mexico?
How many fishing rods can I use in New Mexico? It is illegal to: Use a license that has been issued to another person. Fish with more than one rod without a Second Rod Validation if 12 years of age or older or fish with more than two rods at any time. Sell, offer for sale, or purchase game fish or parts in New Mexico.
Use a license that has been issued to another person. Fish with more than one rod without a Second Rod Validation if 12 years of age or older or fish with more than two rods at any time. Sell, offer for sale, or purchase game fish or parts in New Mexico.
Who needs a fishing license in New Mexico?
While fishing in New Mexico, anglers 12 years and older must possess a valid New Mexico Fishing License or Game-hunting & Fishing License. Licenses are valid April 1 through March 31 of the following year. A New Mexico Fishing License is not required on tribal reservations and Class-A lakes.
How much is a New Mexico Fishing License?
While fishing in New Mexico, anglers 12 years and older must possess a valid New Mexico fishing license or game hunting and fishing license. The license year begins April 1 and ends March 31 the following year. Resident license fees are $25 and $56 for nonresidents.
How much is a handicap fishing license in New Mexico?
100% disabled qualification, are eligible for a $10 combination game-hunting & fishing license. Disabled veterans may purchase this license online, by telephone or at license vendors. A Habitat Management & Access Validation and Habitat Stamp if applicable (page 9-10) are required.
