Welcome to The Santa Fe Fly Fishing School
We teach fly fishing on the Pecos River in the beautiful
Sangre de Cristo Mountains of Northern New Mexico
Latest News From Northern New Mexico
- New Mexico weekly stocking report
- Pecos Studio Tour 2016 - September 19-20 Details - Facebook
- Read about us in the Santa Fe Reporter 2016 Summer Guide
- USGS Real time Pecos River flow report
- Mora Creek at Pecos flow report
- High Desert Angler Stream Report
- The Pecos National Historical Park Fishing program is open this year. For reservations call 505-757-7272, details here
- New Mexico Fishing Regulations
- Renew New Mexico fishing licenses - renew online
- Check out New Mexico Game and Fish Angler Education program.
- Story from the Albuquerque Journal about the signs of recovery on the Pecos River.
If you are interested in learning to fly fish or to improve your fly fishing skills, we invite you to visit us for a day or more of private or small group instruction on the Pecos River in the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains of Northern New Mexico...
Fly fishing education is our primary focus. We will help you develop the skills you need to be more successful at trout fishing with a fly rod. Unlike using a fishing guide, where the focus is generally catching fish, we will work with you to put together a skill set that will enable you to fish independently or to have a richer experience with a fishing guide.
The Pecos River originates in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains about twenty five miles north of the Village of Pecos. It flows down through ancient Precambrian and Paleozoic rocks, surrounded by the conifer and aspen forests of the Pecos Wilderness and Santa Fe National Forest, fed by a multitude of glacial lakes, winter snow pack and over ten tributary creeks. From April through October, this offers the outdoors enthusiast and fly fisherman an incredible diversity in hiking, horseback riding and fishing opportunities. There are dozens of miles of well developed hiking trails and trout fishing for browns, rainbows and Rio Grande cutthroats in the highland lakes, tributary creeks and all along the Pecos River from its origin down well passed the Village of Pecos.