Keep Fish Wet

Keep Fish Wet Helping anglers create better outcomes for each fish they release. As a US 501(c)(3) registered non-

Here’s to beautiful rainbows and keeping fish wet!📷 Amber Payliss
06/02/2026

Here’s to beautiful rainbows and keeping fish wet!

📷 Amber Payliss

Using hatchery fish, Keep Fish Wet’s Sascha Clark Danylchuk demonstrated for students in the Guiding for the Future cour...
06/01/2026

Using hatchery fish, Keep Fish Wet’s Sascha Clark Danylchuk demonstrated for students in the Guiding for the Future course in Jackson, Wyoming, ways to assess fish health with a variety of strategies. Guides then practiced these strategies to best experience their effectiveness.

Keep Fish Wet promotes the use of science-based best practices to catch, handle, and release fish. Learn more:keepfishwe...
05/30/2026

Keep Fish Wet promotes the use of science-based best practices to catch, handle, and release fish.

Learn more:
keepfishwet.org

📷 Amber Payliss

Capturing the action!📷 Amber Payliss
05/27/2026

Capturing the action!

📷 Amber Payliss

Did you get out fishing this long weekend?
05/25/2026

Did you get out fishing this long weekend?

When it comes to choosing tackle for walleye fishing and you plan to release fish, use heavily weighted jigs and artific...
05/23/2026

When it comes to choosing tackle for walleye fishing and you plan to release fish, use heavily weighted jigs and artificial baits to reduce chances of deep hook and mortality. Barbless hooks also make hook remover faster and easier.

https://www.keepfishwet.org/walleye-in-our-hands

05/15/2026

The impact of anglers.
Anglers can have a significant impact on fish populations and the overall health of fisheries. At the ‪Guiding for the Future course in Jackson, Wyoming, Sascha Clark Danylchuk breaks down some of the numbers in Wyoming.

Let the fish be the hero.📷 Amber Payliss
05/12/2026

Let the fish be the hero.

📷 Amber Payliss

The walleye fishery is in decline and we as anglers have the opportunity to do something about it. Every interaction wit...
05/09/2026

The walleye fishery is in decline and we as anglers have the opportunity to do something about it. Every interaction with a walleye has an impact, but using science-based best practices means more of the fish we release survive to be caught again another day. The Walleye In Our Hands campaign is a collaborative effort by .fish.wet .

More information can be found at:
www.keepfishwet.org/walleye-in-our-hands

05/05/2026

At the Guiding for the Future course in Jackson, Wyoming, last month, Keep Fish Wet’s Sascha Clark Danylchuk demonstrated ways to assess fish health with a number of hatchery trout. Guides then practiced these methods, thereby furthering their expertise.

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