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Powder River
Snake River
South Platte River
Tongue River

Walk-in Area Fishing Program for 2012

Walk in Fishing Rules

A Walk-in Area (WIA) is a tract of private land or inaccessible public land on which the Wyoming Game and Fish Department has leased rights for public fishing enjoyment. Public access to a Walk-in Area is limited to fishing only during the time period and only for the specific species agreed upon by the landowner and the Department. Public access to any WIA is restricted to foot traffic only (large WIA’s may have exceptions, please see maps). Anglers are advised not to seek permission from the landowner to fish the approved species on the Walk-in Areas. Have your current fishing license, conservation stamp and just walk right in.

Thank Landowners for access. Respected access is more access to Wyoming waters.

Donate to Access Yes when you purchase fishing licenses

2012-13 Wyoming Fishing Regulations (PDF file)

Also, look for the free 2012 Walk In Fishing Atlas
available in January 2012!

Photos by M.Choma, WGFD and M. Gocke, WGFD


	Landowner Information to Participate in the Program