Wyoming Walleye Stampede

This year’s fishing at Glendo has been a real test for anglers, with the latest tournament showcasing some surprisingly low catches.

For many anglers, the 2026 Walleye Stampede was a test of patience. You wouldn’t believe how tough the fishing was this year at Glendo Reservoir.

Despite some tough fishing conditions, the spirit of competition was alive and well at Pathfinder. Families took the spotlight in this year’s tournament.

The thrill of the catch met the excitement of the competition this weekend, as anglers from near and far gathered for a big payday.

The air was filled with anticipation as fishing teams gathered at Glendo Reservoir for a thrilling weekend of contests and camaraderie.

The third round was held at Boysen Reservoir in Shoshoni, WY.

141 boats with 282 anglers competed for thousands of dollars of cash and prizes in the Walleye catch and release tournament at Glendo Reservoir.

The 16th season of the elite walleye fishing series kicked off in Glendo, Wyoming.

Fishing, boating, swimming, floating, or just relaxing. The sites are beautiful.

Not every team won money, but in the end everyone was a winner

Wyoming Game and Fish and Glendo State Park have created some of the states best Walleye fishing.

Over the weekend, Glendo Reservoir was the sight of the season opener for the Wyoming Walleye Stampede. The results show that Glendo is fishing really well and looks healthy as a fishery for the next couple of years.