"A dream come true for us first-timer Dallas suburbanite knuckleheads. I felt like we were on National Geographic Explorer, not just watching it on tv. The Los Rios people showed us a unique glimpse of nature and America that is vanishing, with an absolutely perfect chemistry of safety, fun, and total professional delivery. Got to do it again ... Viva Los Rios!"
Sterling Forsythe & family
Carrollton, TX
"Our overall experience with Los Rios River Runners was great! I would recommend this company to anyone. From the excellent & informative customer service to our wonderful river guide. My first time to white water raft and they made my experience wonderful!!!
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A Yahoo user
Ponca City
"Our experience was exactly what we wanted, [our guide] was funny, witty, and informative about our trip and surroundings. He really insured we had a good time even though the river was low. He made us feel safe in our experience, and really made us laugh. The office staff was very helpful, friendly, kind and on the mark! We are going to return with your company and recommend you to all our friends. Thanks so much, my family really had a good time."
Dee Dee Lewis
Ingram, TX
Fishing
Los Rios provides expert guides to the many great fisheries of northern New Mexico, including high alpine lakes and small mountain streams as well as the mighty Rio Grande itself. We offer float and wade trips for serious fly-fishermen, and a special family programme. We’re passionate about fishing, and we’d love to help you teach your kids to fish.
RECOMMENDED MINIMUM AGE: 4
MEET: By arrangement.
SEASON: Year Round.
PRICE: From $250 per day (two people).
WE PROVIDE: All rafting and safety equipment including life-jacket, and helmet if desired; waterproof jacket and pants; waders; rods/poles and flies if required; transportation to and from meeting place; generous lunch (full-day trip) or snack (half-day).
FISHING LICENSES: A New Mexico State fishing license is not included in the cost of your trip and must be purchased. We can arrange this for you. One-day, five-day and one-year licenses are available. Children aged 11 and under fish free.
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Rio Grande
Half-day, full-day, two-day and three-day float/wade trips. Rainbow, brown, and native Rio Grande cutthroat trout, and northern pike. These are wild trout, easily spooked. They grow to a large size: the record rainbow is 32 inches, the record pike is 54 inches. Catch-and-release taught and encouraged. Riverside camping or lodging away from the river. A good fishery year-round, best October--November.
Half-day, full-day, two-day and three-day float/wade trips. Tail-water fishery. Rainbow and brown trout. These are large, wily trout, used to seeing people. Catch-and-release regulations. Consistently named one of the top five trout fisheries in the U.S. Camping or lodging near the river. Good year-round, best November--February.
Rio ChamaTwo-day or three-day float/wade trips. Tail-water fishery. Brown and rainbow trout. Large fish, regularly taken. The New Mexico state record brown comes from the Chama. Catch-and-release taught and encouraged. Streamside lodging or camping. Good year-round, best September--November.
More about the Chama
One-day, two-day or three-day trips. Fishing from shore, raft or trolling. Cutthroat and rainbow trout, and Kokanne salmon. Catch-and-release taught and encouraged. Big variety of water from large trolling lakes to private stock ponds. Scenic, high mountain settings, some lakes as high as 11,000 feet. Several lakes have good vehicle access, others require hiking or horseback. Lakeside camping or lodging in nearby towns. Best July--October.
StreamsHalf-day and full-day trips to a wide variety of wadeable streams in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado. Rainbow, cutbow, native Rio Grande cutthroat, and brown trout. Catch-and-release taught and encouraged. Good from July on, best September--November.
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