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1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Wyoming Game and Fish Department/courtesy

   Fishing report, Sept. 30, 2026 (opens the original)

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   Now is the time for leaf peeping as color peaks from the foothills to the high country. It is likely on the wane at the highest elevations, but is excellent along the Medicine Bow Rail Trail in the Snowy Range and in all areas of Pole Mountain where aspen and cottonwood trees thrive. Weather conditions through the weekend are very welcoming to fall outdoor activities with mild temperatures mostly in the 60s and only a chance of precipitation. Hunting seasons are open across much of the region, s

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2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Wyoming Game and Fish Department

   Game and Fish interim director warns of future severe budget concerns (opens the original)

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   POWELL — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department budget has jumped by its highest amount in years, and the interim director is calling budget concerns “dire” as inflation, especially in transportation costs, is dramatically increasing costs to the department. The budget has increased by 8.3%, according to department Chief Financial Officer Meredith Wood, who presented during the July commission meeting in Sheridan. The commission voted unanimously to approve an annual budget for 2027 of more

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3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Wyoming Game and Fish Department/courtesy

   Fishing report, Sept. 24, 2026 (opens the original)

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   The Autumnal Equinox arrived Tuesday, marking the change of the season. The forecast this week is a typical fall mix of cool to chilly temperatures overnight, but warming pleasantly during the day. Breezes kick up slightly for a few days, and the chance for precipitation comes and goes. Saturday is National Public Lands Day, with day use and entrance fees waived at all Wyoming state parks and historic sites, as well as national parks. It looks to be a great day to get outside and lend a hand on

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4. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Wyoming Game and Fish Department/courtesy

   Fishing report, Sept. 17, 2026 (opens the original)

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   Fall officially arrives next week with the Autumnal Equinox. This week brings cooler temperatures with occasional showers. For now, that moisture will be in the form of rain, but it’s a hint of the changing season, where it will turn white soon. Leaves are changing, and with the low precipitation this season, it could peak early. Get out now to toss a line and enjoy some leaf peeping. H (One star): To ensure fish dinner, go to the local grocery store. HHHHH (Five stars): Toss a line and get a

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5. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Wyoming Game and Fish Department/courtesy

   Fishing report, Sept. 10, 2026 (opens the original)

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   The pleasant early fall weather continues. Due to low humidity and breezes kicking up, expect red flag warnings for fire danger through Friday. There is a chance for precipitation by the weekend. Keep an eye to the sky for afternoon showers, but otherwise it looks like a wonderful early fall weekend to get out to toss a line. H (One fish): To ensure fish dinner, go to the local grocery store. HHHHH (Five fish): Toss a line and get a fish. The fish aren’t picky. The buzz: The fishing picked u

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