Fishing in Wyoming
Discover 15 state parks offering fishing in Wyoming
🐟 Wyoming Fishing License at a Glance
Annual licenses also need the $21.50 conservation stamp; daily and 5-day licenses do not. Licenses run 12 months from purchase.
Checked against the official agency, September 2026. Fees and dates change yearly — always confirm current rates and free-fishing dates via the official link above before purchasing.
Wyoming State Parks with Fishing
Bear River State Park
Boysen State Park
Buffalo Bill State Park
Curt Gowdy State Park
Edness K. Wilkins State Park
Fort Bonneville
Fort Fred Steele
Glendo State Park
Guernsey State Park
Hot Springs State Park
Keyhole State Park
Legend Rock State Archaeological Site
Medicine Lodge State Archaeological Site
Seminoe State Park
Sinks Canyon State Park
❓ Fishing in Wyoming — FAQ
Do you need a fishing license in Wyoming state parks?
Yes. Wyoming State Parks, Boysen: "Need a valid Wyoming Fishing License." Anglers 14 and older need one: $27 for residents and $102 for non-residents, plus the $21.50 conservation stamp for annual licenses. (Wyoming Game and Fish Department and Wyoming State Parks, as of September 2026)
Are there free fishing days in Wyoming?
Yes — June 6, 2026. On free fishing days no license is required; confirm the dates with the official Wyoming agency before your trip.