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Nebraska Fishing News & Opportunities
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2024 Fishing Forecast available online
Attention, anglers! The 2024 Fishing Forecast is now available to view online. It includes useful information about the best current locations and seasons to catch certain fish species. Compiled by Nebraska Game and Parks fisheries staff, this is an excellent resource to use all year long.
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Be aware of changes to fishing regulations
Did you know? There are several changes to Nebraska fishing regulations in 2024 to be aware of. They affect species like bluegill, channel catfish and yellow perch; bowfishers will see some changes as well. Follow the link below to learn more. For additional information, see the 2024 Fishing Guide online [ [link removed] ].
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New fishing opportunities at Lake Ogallala
After a successful renovation, the Lake Ogallala fishery is back online with multiple species of fish being stocked this fall and winter. Stocked rainbow trout and tiger trout are currently providing opportunities for anglers.
The improved water quality and habitat conditions made possible by the renovation will provide a great setting for rapid fish growth as the fishery develops in the coming months and years. Included in the developing fishery will be yellow perch, which were also stocked in the fall as fingerlings.
Future fish stockings will also include smallmouth bass, additional yellow perch and supplemental stockings of trout. The North Platte River directly below Lake Ogallala was also stocked with rainbow trout and should provide good fishing opportunities this winter and spring. For additional information on stockings at Lake Ogallala and any other waterbodies statewide, visit our fish stocking database at the link below.
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Additional Opportunities
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How anglers can stay safe on the ice
It is up to you to be safe every time you venture onto the ice. Here are some tips, courtesy of Nebraska Game and Parks' Daryl Bauer, to know before you head out.
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Learn how to ice-fish at these workshops
Would you like to learn the basics of ice-fishing in a comfortable, relaxed environment? Join us for Discover Ice Fishing workshops in the coming days.
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Tie your own flies at this workshop
There's nothing like fly-fishing using flies you made yourself. Learn how in this workshop at Schramm Education Center, led by the Cornhusker Fly Fishers.
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Get fishing tips from other Nebraska anglers
If you have questions about fishing, check out the Nebraska Fishing Facebook page. Created by Nebraska Game and Parks, this page hosts a community of friendly local anglers.
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Display your permit on convenient hard card
If you're done with carrying a flimsy paper permit, check out the new hard card option. These wallet-sized cards display your permits, have beautiful art and will stand up to wear and tear.
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New: Option to auto-renew permits
It's now easier than ever to ensure that you have a current fishing permit. When you buy your fishing permit, you now have the option to automatically renew your permits each year.
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