SANTA FE, NM—The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish (DGF) is looking for volunteer anglers to teach children and young adults how to fish. Volunteers will assist the DGF at various fishing clinics, stream monitoring activities and other programs. Most activities will be performed outdoors, but some classroom work might be involved.

"This is a great opportunity to have a positive influence on kids by helping them develop a lifelong love of fishing and the outdoors," says Kevin Holladay, the DGF's aquatic resource education coordinator. "We're not looking for expert anglers. We just need people who are jazzed about teaching kids about fishing."

For more information on volunteering with the DGF, contact Holladay at: (505) 476-8095; kholladay@state.nm.us.