An Important Part

When people think of Wyoming, high mountain peaks, majestic open plains and sweeping landscapes covered in sage might be the main things that come to mind. Although these grand vistas are what residents and visitors love about Wyoming, hidden in these landscapes are wetlands and riparian habitats that are fragile and vital to Wyoming’s wildlife.

Game and Fish urges anglers to adjust practices for fish safety

Due to summer temperatures across Wyoming, some of the state’s streams and rivers are flowing at warmer temperatures. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department asks anglers to adjust fishing practices during the state’s hottest stretch of summer. Warmer water temperatures can affect fish survival, especially Wyoming’s trout.

Invasive New Zealand mudsnails detected near Laramie

Thanks to the awareness of local anglers, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department has verified the presence of New Zealand mudsnails in Gelatt Lake and Wheatland Reservoir #3 near Laramie. 

Channel catfish offer great summer fishing opportunity

Recent sampling by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department shows that channel catfish in Kinnear Pond are doing well, offering a solid fishing opportunity for Fremont County anglers this summer.

Important boating safety practices for summer recreation

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department and Wyoming State Parks remind all boaters — from motorized boaters to paddlers — to be prepared and be sure watercraft are outfitted with the required safety equipment.