The San Juan River, located in northwest New Mexico near Navajo Dam, is renowned for its world-class fishing. Flowing westward from the base of Navajo Lake dam towards Utah, the river’s year-round cold temperature creates a perfect environment for trout, making it an exceptional fishery. The first four miles of the San Juan are designated as "Quality Waters" by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish (NMDGF), where only artificial flies with single, barbless hooks are permitted, and all trout must be carefully released. Beyond this section, traditional fishing methods and bait are allowed, with catches regulated by NMDGF.

The river winds through stunning western landscapes, featuring towering rock mesas and expansive desert vistas, offering scenic views and regular wildlife sightings. The float trip on this section of the San Juan is calm, with no major rapids, making it perfect for a relaxing fishing experience.

GO Unlimited provides fishing opportunities for individuals with disabilities. We offer both half-day and full-day drift boat trips, starting from the Quality Waters section. Our accessible launch includes transfer benches for easy access to and from the boat. All anglers are equipped with flotation devices and provided with fishing rods, tackle, and supplies.

Navajo Lake, situated in northwest New Mexico and extending into southern Colorado, is an excellent destination for water recreation and fishing. The lake spans 25 miles and provides a habitat for a wide range of fish species, with a depth reaching nearly 400 feet. The cooler waters make for a refreshing swim during hot summer days, and the lake offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including fishing and boating.

GO Unlimited provides wheelchair-accessible fishing experiences using a pontoon boat. We assist both manual and electric wheelchair users and fish for kokanee salmon, pike, trout, smallmouth and largemouth bass, and crappie. All necessary fishing gear is provided.

Located in the heart of northern New Mexico’s Enchanted Circle, Eagle Nest Lake is nestled between the peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, offering breathtaking views and excellent fishing opportunities. The lake is surrounded by forested hillsides and steep mountains, creating a serene backdrop for outdoor activities.

GO Unlimited provides fishing trips using a wheelchair-accessible pontoon boat, offering assistance for both manual and electric wheelchair users. Anglers can fish for pike, trout, and kokanee salmon, with Eagle Nest Lake known for its large, healthy fish populations.

Red River: Located just 20 miles from Eagle Nest Lake, Red River is a vibrant mountain town with a range of restaurants, breweries, gift shops, and activities. The Red River flows through town, with wheelchair-accessible fishing spots along a paved path, as well as public and private fishing ponds regularly stocked with rainbow trout.

Angel Fire: A scenic mountain village located 12 miles from Eagle Nest Lake, Angel Fire offers accessible lodging and dining options. The surrounding area boasts an extensive network of hiking and biking trails. GO Unlimited also offers adaptive mountain biking, allowing visitors with disabilities to experience a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities.

For those seeking adventure, GO Unlimited offers unique backcountry fishing experiences for anglers looking to push their limits. These trips take place in remote areas of northern New Mexico, often near small streams, rivers, and lakes far from roads and modern amenities. The locations rotate based on seasonal factors, fishing conditions, and environmental conditions.

We explore these pristine spots using adaptive 3-wheeled mountain cycles equipped with electric assist, allowing anglers to reach otherwise inaccessible areas. Most trips involve fly-fishing in designated Quality Waters as defined by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, though some small lakes are accessible by vehicle, allowing us to use drift boats for fishing.

These backcountry adventures offer the chance to experience the unspoiled beauty of New Mexico’s wilderness while testing your angling skills in challenging and rewarding environments.