No, water sport toys are exempt from the decal requirement and are defined as "a sailboard, float tube, kite board or any aid to swimming or fishing that is not designed primarily for navigation". See the Decal Requirements Guide for more information.

Yes, once you enter the waters of Wyoming you will need a decal and all applicable AIS rules and regulations will apply. For instance, if you launch your watercraft in another state and boat into Wyoming, you will need a Wyoming Aquatic Invasive Species decal once you enter the Wyoming portion of that water.

No, you do not need a decal to boat on these waters. The State of Wyoming does not have jurisdiction in those areas. Please contact the appropriate authority in those areas for rules and regulations pertaining to those waters.

No, the AIS decal remains attached to the watercraft and is valid for the remainder of the calendar year.

Yes, Wyoming Game and Fish Department Commission regulations require that all watercraft must have an AIS decal, prior to launching on or entering into the waters of the State. Watercraft which are non-motorized inflatable and 10 feet in length or less are exempt from the AIS decal provision.

You are required to have a current years AIS decal on your watercraft before launching on or entering into Wyoming waters.

AIS decals are valid for the calendar year.

If you lose a decal, you will be required to purchase a new decal. Duplicate decals will not be available.

AIS decals are available on the WGFD website and from automated license selling agents across Wyoming. When purchasing the decal, either on the WGFD website or at a license agent, you will be given a receipt that will allow you to launch your watercraft in Wyoming for 10 business days. A permanent decal will be mailed to you within 10 business days.

Yes, each AIS decal will specify if it is for motorized/non-motorized as well as resident/nonresident. These various classifications will be printed on each AIS decal.