Fly fish the great waters of Northern New Mexico
The Sangre de Cristo range of Northern New Mexico’s Rocky Mountains surrounding Taos and the Enchanted Circle offer anglers uncrowded rivers and streams which flow through magnificent mountains, lush green meadows and gaping canyons. These waters are home to wild brown trout and native Rio Grande cutthroats eager to gulp in stoneflies or explode through the surface, slashing for caddis.

Doc Thompson, 2006 Orvis Endorsed Fly Fishing Guide of the Year, has been stalking wild trout in Northern New Mexico's waters for nearly 3 decades. He can guide you to some of the best public and private waters New Mexico has to offer, as well as on extended trips to Alaska, Beliz and other locations.

A skilled fisherman and patient teacher
Doc's patience and calm demeanor provide a comfortable atmosphere for guiding anglers new to the sport as well as teaching new tricks to old dogs who have been fly fishing for years. Thompson also presents numerous slide shows and seminars for clubs and fly shops throughout the Southwest and Midwest on dry fly fishing his favorite waters. Doc has also contributed articles, essays and photos to magazines and books, including Freshwater Flyfishing Tips From The Pros, Fly Fish America and The Angling Report.