Logo for Ramblin Fly Fishing shows a stylized fish jumping over the word 'Ramblin' with 'Fly Fishing' written underneath.

Ramblin’ Fly Fishing is a year-round guide service based out of Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico, which is a small community on the south side of Taos. We specialize in guided trips on the Rio Grande and many other waters in the Taos area. In our opinion, Taos is a must visit destination for fly fishing in the Southwest. With many different angling opportunities, from a big wild river, remote mountain streams, to several lakes, we have more than enough water to keep an angler intrigued most all their life. We have a huge passion for teaching the art of fly fishing and about the dynamic ecosystems that fish live in. We have the experience and knowledge to provide a safe and exciting day on the water. Come on out, let us show you what New Mexico fly fishing is all about. I guarantee you we are always having a good ole time!

Steel arch bridge spanning a rocky canyon with a river at the bottom, under a blue sky with distant mountains.

We have permits through the BLM-Taos Field Office and The Carson National Forest. Ramblin’ Fly Fishing is fully insured. We are trained in CPR/First Aid.

A person holding a freshly caught rainbow trout fish above a shallow stream, with a fishing net nearby and rocky background.
Silhouette of a person fishing on a boat on a river, with mountains and trees in the background under a cloudy sky.
A fish lying in a black mesh fishing net that is inside a metal frame, floating on water.
A small waterfall flowing over rocks surrounded by lush green forest vegetation.
Man in outdoor clothing holding a rainbow trout in a river, wearing a pink hat and sunglasses, with fishing gear nearby.
Two people fishing from a small boat on a river with mountainous terrain and clear blue sky in the background.
A person holding a rainbow trout over a shallow stream, with the fish partially resting on a black fishing net.
Person holding containers of colorful fishing flies on a boat near water, with fishing gear and supplies on the surface.
Man fishing with a fly fishing rod, holding a rainbow trout he caught, in a river with a mountainous background.

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