Valles Caldera to charge fishing fee - Albuquerque Journal

Valles Caldera to charge fishing fee

By Beth Trujillo / Assistant Features Editor

Beginning on Saturday, April 1, the National Park Service will begin charging a fee for its fishing permits in the Valles Caldera National Preserve. The fees will go to support the management of its fishing program.

The new fee schedule will be $20 for an annual pass ($10 for youth 12-17); and $5 for a 7-day pass ($3 for youth 12-17). A state of New Mexico fishing license is also required to fish within Valles Caldera. For more information visit nps.gov/vall.

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