Fishing

Wyoming has a way of changing you. You may come to our state with one state of mind and then you realize that you see things differently after you've been here awhile. That seems to be true of Motley Crue's Nikki Sixx who now seems to be an avid fisherman.

Over 30 percent more women are hunting in Wyoming compared to a decade ago, while the number of male hunters has dropped by about 5 percent.

The Game and Fish Department has lifetime licenses and conservation stamps, magazine subscriptions, raffle tickets, and a gift shop at the Cheyenne headquarters.

The approval comes on the heels of a state law change that allows year long licenses to expire one year to the date of purchase rather than expiring at the end of a calendar year.

This quiz is a Wyoming fishing bucket-list of sorts. From the Cutt-Slam to the different species of fish you've caught, how will you measure up?

On a day warm enough for no coat, I asked these guys if they were concerned about their safety. They had measured 7 inches of ice, so it was “Game on!”

When you think of crawfishing, chances are your first thoughts are "the bayou." But, Wyoming actually has many opportunities to catch the arthropods.

In preparation for her appearances in Wyoming this week, I mentioned our world-class fishing waters. She was interested but she doesn’t know how to fly fish.

Thanks to recent efforts from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, anglers have the opportunity to catch a Kokanee Salmon or a Tiger Trout in Wyoming this fall.

With the majority of tourist season over, the locals can take advantage of Wyoming's less crowded world class fishing. Three places seem to have the best fishing

Game and Fish uses helicopters to deliver fish to lakes that otherwise might be inaccessible. These efforts help keep the fishing good for years to come.

Next year there will be no more public access to an area south of Loveland - Lonetree Reservoir. With an expiring lease for the land, a private entity outbid Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Wait, outbid CPW?