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Opportunities in your Nebraska state parks
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A good place to fish: Red Willow Reservoir State Recreation Area
It's the middle of summer and fishing isn't easy. Still, Nebraska's reservoirs have a good white bass and wiper bite in July through August and into September.
Red Willow Reservoir State Recreation Area, by McCook, is always a good spot for white bass and wipers, and also offers some good channel catfish and crappies. Learn more about the park at the link below — and join us for a fishing event at Red Willow Reservoir on Aug. 14! Beginners are welcome, as well as those with more experience.
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On the quieter side: 9 state parks where you can escape the crowds
If you seek a quieter experience during your next state park visit, here are nine places to consider. They may be less developed than some of the busiest parks, but still offer amenities and attractions that make for a fun experience.
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News & Opportunities
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Grove Lake WMA to see access upgrades
Thanks to a new project, Grove Lake Wildlife Management Area in Antelope County will see improved access for boaters and shore anglers. Learn more at the link below.
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Project underway at Calamus Reservoir
In order to make needed improvements to roadways and campsites, work is underway at Calamus Reservoir through the spring. Visitor access is limited during construction.
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Explore trails and win prizes this summer
Have you embarked on Your Parks Adventure yet? This fun outdoor challenge encourages you to visit trails across the state, search for selfie signs and possibly win prizes for it. Learn more online.
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Patriotic quilt display at Arbor Lodge
Now through Aug. 14, you can view beautiful, patriotic quilts when you visit Arbor Lodge State Historical Park. The display includes more than 25 Quilts of Valor and other quilted items.
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Explore bullfrogging at Memphis SRA
Pick up a new hobby this summer: bullfrogging! During this event at Memphis State Recreation Area, we will begin with an informational session and then go outside to catch frogs.
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Celebrate Fort Hartsuff's 150th anniversary
Mark your calendars for Aug. 31 and Sept. 1! Fort Hartsuff State Historical Park will celebrate its 150th anniversary with reenactments, demonstrations, speakers, food and kids' activities.
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
2200 North 33rd Street Lincoln, NE 68503 402-471-0641 www.OutdoorNebraska.gov
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is responsible for stewardship of the state's fish, wildlife, parklands and outdoor recreation opportunities.
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