The entry period is Feb. 1 to March 1, 2001. Judging this year will be April 6 at the Wyoming State Museum in Cheyenne. Following judging, the top 40 entries go on a summer tour to galleries in Rock Springs, Sheridan, Worland and Gillette, reports Mary Link, contest coordinator. The stamp is also garnering growing sales from wildlife watchers and collectors. A. Wyoming law allows tip-ups to be used while ice fishing.
Most waters allow the use of two lines as long as the angler is in attendance.
However, there are 11 lakes and reservoirs that have more liberal regulations. On these waters up to six lines, poles or tip-ups may be used when ice fishing as long as the angler is within 300 yards of all lines. You can find details of the special winter ice fishing regulation on page 5 of the fishing regulations pamphlet along with the waters which have the liberalized regulation. This a release from the Wyoming Department of Fish and Game . The following is press release from Wyoming Dept. of Fish and Game.