Product Description:

Conquer the Rio Costilla with the Ultimate Fishing Map

(Northern New Mexico – Valle Vidal to Costilla Reservoir)

Pocket-sized on land. Powerfully detailed on water. Built for serious anglers—and smart retailers.

Ready to fish smarter, not harder? Our Rio Costilla Fishing Map is your essential guide to one of New Mexico’s most remote and pristine trout fisheries. From the wild headwaters in the Valle Vidal Unit through the rugged canyons near the Rio Costilla Cooperative, all the way to the Costilla Reservoir, this map highlights access points, campgrounds, trails, and productive trout waters—so you spend less time exploring and more time hooking into native Rio Grande cutthroat.

It covers federal, state, and private cooperative access lands, and includes exclusive walk-in routes, easements, and parking spots not found on any other map. Whether you’re bushwhacking into untouched pools or casting dry flies along meadow stretches, this map delivers insider-level knowledge for this hidden gem of the Southwest.

Why Anglers Love This Map:

• Pinpoint access to remote runs and hidden pools with detailed walk-in info

• Navigate confidently with clearly marked land ownership and access areas

• Discover off-the-beaten-path parking and hiking routes

• Maximize your time in the backcountry with local-tested insights and trail intel

Pocket-Sized and Wilderness-Ready

Folded to 3” x 6” and unfolding to 15” x 12”, this tear-resistant, waterproof map is built for the wild—perfect for your pack, vest, or saddlebag.

Track your location, zoom in for greater detail, and mirror your print map with GPS-enabled compatibility through a QR code. Plan your hike or navigate remote stretches—no signal required.

Retailers: Want to Offer Something That Sells Itself?

This map is a must-have for fly shops, outdoor stores, and gear outfitters across northern New Mexico and southern Colorado. Locally designed, field-tested, and built for adventure, it’s the perfect grab-and-go item for anglers seeking wild trout and solitude.

Don’t just fish the Rio Costilla—know it, master it, and make every cast count.