Clear Creek is a 112-mile tributary of the Powder River that flows through Johnson and Sheridan Counties in northeast Wyoming. The creek originates in the eastern slopes of the Bighorn Mountains and flows through diverse terrain including high mountain streams, foothill canyons, and eventually to the prairie where it meets the Powder River. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has worked extensively to maintain and improve the fishery, including constructing a fish bypass structure at Kendrick Dam in 2010 that reconnected major segments of the stream and allowed fish to travel longer distances. This restoration work has been instrumental in allowing native fish species to return to areas they hadn't accessed in years. The creek supports an impressive variety of fish species and offers excellent angling opportunities across its different sections, from the alpine environment near Tie Hack Dam down through the town of Buffalo to the lower reaches.