Take care of the fish, and the fishing will take care of itself.
Copyright 2012 East Yellowstone Chapter Trout Unlimited. All rights reserved. P.O. Box 3008, Cody, WY 82414
We need your help! Please dispose of your
monofilament fishing line properly.
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When monofilament line is not properly discarded it becomes a hazard to fish,
wildlife, and recreation in our rivers, lakes, and surrounding lands. Fish and other
wildlife can ingest or become wrapped in monofilament making them unable to
avoid predators, hunt for food and ultimately die.
Even when disposed of in trash bins, line goes to the landfill and creates the same
hazards to wildlife. It persists in the environment for 600 years.
If your line becomes tangled in a tree or underwater, remove as much of the waste
line as possible. When changing your line, keep the old line and collect any line you
find. You can deposit it in any of our recycling tubes or boxes.
Your recycled monofilament is made into useful plastic products like fishing gear
boxes and fish habitat.
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- Belfry Bridge Access
- Buffalo Bill Boat Ramp
- Cooper Lane Access
- Corbett Bridge Takeout
- Corbett Dam Access
- Gibbs Bridge Access
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- Hayden Arch Bridge
- Newton Lakes East & West
- North Fork Ramp
- Paul Stock Trail
- Wapiti Fishing Access
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- Grizzly Country Outdoors Shop
- Humble Fly Shop
- North Fork Anglers Fly Shop
- Rocky Mountain Sports
- Sierra Trading Post
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