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Wyoming Fishing News 2022

Anglers Encouraged to Keep Lake Trout from Boulder Lake

Removing some smaller lake trout will reduce competition for forage, which will ultimately lead to more trophy-class lakers. 12/22/2022

Glendo watercraft check station closed for the season

Watercraft check station at Glendo Reservoir will be closing for the season starting Monday, Dec. 19. All watercraft will be permitted to launch following existing rules and regulations. 12/22/2022

Rattlesnakes: new podcast episode discusses how you can stay safe

If you are bitten by a rattlesnake, move carefully away to a safe location. Remain calm and allow the bite to bleed freely for 30 seconds. Cleanse and disinfect the bite area with iodine, or soap and water. Call ahead to the nearest hospital so they can plan accordingly for your visit. 4/28/2022

Trout Unlimited launches Colorado Gold campaign

Trout Unlimited launches campaign to build broader engagement and support for our existing Gold Medal waters, and for boosting other waters to achieve Gold Medal status 4/7/2022

American Fly Fishing Trade Association (AFFTA) sees the 2022 International Fly Tackle Dealer Show (IFTD) as a Major Success

Despite multiple postponements and an ongoing global pandemic AFFTA pulls off a successful trade show at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City, Utah. 4/7/2022

Sportfishing Leaders Go To Washington

During the committee sessions, some of the issues discussed included legislative priorities such as the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act (RAWA), federal excise tax issues, import duty relief and conservation initiatives around the country. 4/4/2022

CPW Launches New App to Purchase Licenses and Passes

Colorado Parks and Wildlife launches smartphone application that makes purchasing hunting and fishing licenses and state park passes easier. 3/1/2022

CPW issues reminder about educating yourself on ice safety guidelines

Good, solid clear ice is the safest. Four inches of ice is generally considered safe for people ice fishing and ice skating. However, off-highway vehicles, or OHVs, need at least six inches of ice thickness. Anyone going out onto the ice should drill test holes to measure thickness as they venture out 1/19/2022
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