New Mexico Record Fish 17 records

The biggest New Mexico has ever officially produced, species by species.
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SpeciesWeightAnglerYearWaterbodySource
Largemouth Bass 15 lb 13 oz Steve Estrada 1995 Bill Evans Lake source ↗
Smallmouth Bass 7 lb 3 oz Cale Sanders 2006 Ute Lake source ↗
Spotted Bass 5 lb 14.72 oz Thomas Forni 2019 Lake Carlsbad source ↗
Striped Bass 54 lb 8 oz Jim Secor 1992 Elephant Butte Lake source ↗
Blue Catfish 54 lb 0.25 oz David Gower 2005 Elephant Butte Lake source ↗
Channel Catfish 36 lb 8 oz Julie Kulhan 1999 Stubblefield Lake source ↗
Flathead Catfish 78 lb 0 oz Jim Wilson 1979 Elephant Butte Lake source ↗
Walleye 16 lb 9 oz G.L. Peppers 1989 Clayton Lake source ↗
Northern Pike 36 lb 0 oz Samuel Roy 1974 Miami Lake source ↗
Muskellunge (Tiger Muskie) 31 lb 14 oz Justin Easley 2012 Bluewater Lake source ↗
Crappie 4 lb 9 oz Oscar Buck 1983 Black River source ↗
Bluegill 3 lb 1.5 oz Thomas Smith 1963 Lovington Lake source ↗
Rainbow Trout 31 lb 12.5 oz Peter Romero 1999 Santa Cruz Lake source ↗
Brown Trout 20 lb 4 oz C.T. Colgrove 1946 Chama River source ↗
Lake Trout 31 lb 6 oz Paul Casias 1999 Heron Lake source ↗
Brook Trout 5 lb 0 oz Jack Campbell 1996 Hidden Lake source ↗
Kokanee Salmon (standout) 5 lb 0 oz Mark Casias 2021 Eagle Nest Lake source ↗

Records compiled from official state wildlife/DNR agencies where available, cross-checked against independent angling record databases. Standards, categories and titleholders change as new fish are certified — always confirm current records with the state agency before citing officially.