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Fish Creek Fire

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Unit Information

Bridger-Teton National Forest 
Wyoming 
Jackson, 
Wyoming 
83001 
Bridger-Teton National Forest 
Wyoming 
Jackson, 
Wyoming 
83001 

Incident Contacts

  • Fire Information
    Email:
    2024.fishcreek@firenet.gov
    Phone:
    307-395-2351
    Hours:
    8:00am-8:00pm

Photographs Gallery

Northeast Side of the Fish Creek Fire
Smoke from the Fish Creek Fire
Smoke from the Fish Creek Fire
Northeast Side of the Fish Creek Fire
Aerial View of Smoke Column
Column of smoke
Column of smoke
Aerial View of Smoke Column
Fish Creek Fire Smoke Column
Smoke column
Smoke column
Fish Creek Fire Smoke Column
Fish Creek Smoke from Blackrock Ranger Station
Fish Creek Fire Smoke Column
Fish Creek Fire Smoke Column
Fish Creek Smoke from Blackrock Ranger Station
Structure Protection- Brooks Lake Lodge
Engine hooked up to water pumpkin at a structure
Engine hooked up to water pumpkin at a structure
Structure Protection- Brooks Lake Lodge
Helitack Briefing
Helicopter with people getting briefed
Helicopter with people getting briefed
Helitack Briefing
Smoke on the North Side
Smoke from the Fish Creek Fire
Smoke from the Fish Creek Fire
Smoke on the North Side
sprinklers
sprinklers positioned to protect structures
sprinklers positioned to protect structures
sprinklers

Wildland firefighters assigned to the Fish Creek Fire create defensible space and strategically preposition sprinklers for structure protection, August 29, 2024. 

Hazard Tree Mitigation
hazard tree mitigation
hazard tree mitigation
Hazard Tree Mitigation

A large dead spruce crashes to HWY 26 as sawyers remove a beetle killed hazard tree, Togwotee Pass, Wyoming, August 29, 2024.  Sawyer crews removed multiple hazard trees ahead of the Fish Creek Fire to avoid a possible path for fire spread. 

Morning briefing
Wildland Firefighters receive morning briefing
Wildland Firefighters receive morning briefing
Morning briefing

Wildland firefighters assigned to the Fish Creek Fire gather for a morning briefing, Togwotee Pass, Wyoming, August 30, 2024.  

Fire Line
Fire line created on eastern flank of fire
Fire line created on eastern flank of fire
Fire Line

Fire crews create fire line on the eastern edge of the Fish Creek Fire to limit the opportunity of fire spread, August 29, 2024, Togwotee Pass, Wyoming. 

Fireinformationpost
A Fire Information Staff member posts daily updates for the Fish Creek Fire
A Fire Information Staff member posts daily updates for the Fish Creek Fire
Fireinformationpost

A Fire Information staff member with the Northern Rockies Incident Management Team posts daily updates to inform the public about the Fish Creek Fire and firefighter operations, August 30, 2024, Togwotee Pass, Wyoming. 

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