1,000th Angler Completes the Wyoming Cutt Slam Challenge

When Riverton angler Matt LeClair submitted his paperwork after completing the requirements for Wyoming’s Cutt-Slam he had no idea that his entry would be the one to achieve the milestone of the 1,000th angler for this 17-year-old Game and Fish program.

LINK (via: County 10)

Meanwhile, angler concerns have prompted the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to postpone a proposed project to restore native Yellowstone cutthroat trout in the upper Porcupine Creek drainage east of Lovell.

LINK (via: The Billings Gazette)

Wyoming Cut Slam Program

From the Wyoming Gane and Fish Department.

A program designed to encourage anglers to learn more about Wyoming's cutthroat sub-species and develop more appreciation and support of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department's cutthroat management program.

What you do:

• Catch Wyoming's four cutthroat sub-species in their native range in Wyoming
• Complete this application and submit the application and the pictures to a local Regional Office Fisheries Section, or to the Cheyenne Headquarters located at:

   Wyoming Game and Fish Department
   5400 Bishop Blvd
   Cheyenne WY 82006

What we do:

• Once we receive documentation that you have caught all four sub-species, the Wyoming Game and Fish will send you a color certificate featuring the four sub-species recognizing your accomplishment. One certificate per person, please.

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