Trout Unlimited is looking for an experienced leader to help advance and grow our strategic conservation policy work in Wyoming.

Join WYTU in Cheyenne for the biannual meeting

Proposed Rock Springs resource management plan balances conservation and energy development

The big winner of the Wyoming Cutt-Slam-Slam Bamboo Rod has been announced recently! Congratulations to longtime Trout Unlimited member Gregg Bierei from Cody, Wyoming. Gregg is the lucky winner of the incredible custom-crafted Wyoming Cutt-Slam Bamboo Rod from rod builder Steve Foisie, who donated the one-of-a-kind rod to commemorate the Wyoming Cutt-Slam-Slam Challenge.

More women fishing is great for Wyoming’ famed waters and wide open spaces. Find out why by reading this opinion piece by Trout Unlimited’s Amanda Howe who serves as the Wyoming Field Manager for Trout Unlimited’s Angler Conservation Program.

Anglers now have an additional reason to participate in the storied Wyoming Cutt-Slam program.

Dave Sweet has spent over a decade helping to bring back the Yellowstone Cutthroat from the brink of extinction.

Wyoming Trout Unlimited (WY TU) and the East Yellowstone Chapter of TU (EYCTU) have collectively been focused on recovering the Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout (YCT) population of the upper Yellowstone River and Yellowstone Lake system (YL) since 2008. Our focus has been on aiding and encouraging the National Park Service (NPS) in their efforts to suppress the invasive and predacious lake trout (LT) that were introduced into that system around 30 years ago and in aiding the US Geological Survey (USGS) in their multi-pronged efforts to locate the LT spawning beds in that system, to learn about LT spawning behavior, and to develop alternative suppression techniques focused on LT ova and fry.