Wyoming Game and Fish Department

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will work with the National Park Service to extend invasive boat inspection stations to mirror the longer fishing season.

Director Angi Bruce breaks down why proposed big changes to landowner licenses are getting so much pushback. Plus, she outlines why the regulations may be coming for commercial angling guides.

One change would establish registration requirements and annual fees for commercially guided fishing boats: $600 for the first and $100 for the next four.

Federal funding freezes have stalled a proposed wildlife crossing project in Fremont County. The agencies involved are still trying to make it happen.

Wyoming Game and Fish tested thousands of animals for the always fatal disease, which spread rapidly through ungulates last year.

Tony Mong has captured video collar and other visual data that tells more about mule deer migration and the challenges they face navigating rugged terrain and development in the Cody area.

All winners and honorable mentions will go on display at the agency’s headquarters in Cheyenne.

Wyoming Game and Fish is seeking information on the incident that happened between the afternoon of April 26 and April 27.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department finished the bulk of a massive fish conservation project in the Big Sandy water basin. They removed harmful invasive fish that were eating and hybridizing with native species.

Backcountry explorers should avoid wearing earbuds, carry bear spray and travel in groups of three or more.