Get a behind-the-scenes look at Wyoming's 10 fish hatcheries and rearing stations. Learn more about how fish hatcheries work and the species they raise. The Wyoming Fish Hatchery System raises 6 to 7 million fish annually to stock in 400-450 of the Cowboy State's waters.

A wide variety of fish are incubated and/or reared at Dubois Hatchery. The facility produces annually on average nearly 170,000 fish weighing close to 25,000 pounds.

Wyoming's oldest working fish hatchery sits at the base of the Bighorn Mountains. Opening its doors in 1909, the Story Fish Hatchery is now home to five captive brood stocks utilized by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to provide optimal angling opportunities for the public.

2002年2月26日 · Beautiful scenery and a large wooden hatchery are the first things you will see at Story Fish Hatchery. In 1895, the legislature authorized construction of a hatchery in Sheridan County. The original hatchery was located at Wolf Creek, south of Dayton. In 1907 the hatchery was relocated to Story.

2002年3月1日 · The Ten Sleep Fish Hatchery was built in 1939 in scenic Ten Sleep Canyon. The location is beautiful and impressive, but the steep canyon walls prevent the sun from reaching the canyon floor much of the winter. The hatchery receives its water from three natural springs, which produce over a million gallons of water each day.

Open year-round, the Story Fish Hatchery operated by the Wyoming Game & Fish Department is a perfect spot for a family outing or picnic. The visitor?s center is open April 15 through September 15 with many educational displays.

Saratoga National Fish Hatchery, established in 1911, is a unique facility that maintains one of the largest lake trout broodstock populations and also raises the endangered Wyoming Toad. Saratoga National Fish Hatchery welcomes visitors to the hatchery for a close-up view of the fish rearing process.

The Story Fish Hatchery invites you to explore one of the ten fish hatcheries and fish rearing stations operated by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Located in the scenic ponderosa pine forest at the base of the Bighorn Mountains, the hatchery provides visitors with a unique opportunity to observe fish and local wildlife.

Located near Daniel, Wyoming, the hatchery focuses on raising and stocking various fish species into Wyoming's waters. The hatchery conducts spawning of the endemic Colorado River cutthroat trout, egg and fry incubation, and fish stocking to support fishing opportunities for present and future generations.

2002年2月26日 · This 55-acre fish hatchery is actually located in the Caribou National Forest in Idaho. Although the facility is just outside Wyoming’s border, it produces fish for Wyoming under a permit first issued by the U.S. Forest Service in 1941. Originally known as the “Western Wyoming Hatchery,” most of the Auburn facility was constructed in 1942.