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Discover your summer fishing trip destination
With winter currently in full force, now's a great time to think ahead to warmer days. A summer's day calls for lazy hours spent by the lake, relaxing with a rod and reel in hand.
If a summer fishing trip sounds like just the thing, check out the newly released 2025 Fishing Forecast. Created by fisheries biologists, it's a handy guide to the best waters in the state for catching the biggest fish. Pick your favorite species and see our suggestions now.
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Tips for a bird-friendly backyard
Spring migration is almost here, bringing weary travelers. Food may be limited for our feathered friends in some areas, so consider helping them out with the essentials: food, water, shelter and a place to nest. Here's some tips on making your backyard bird-friendly.
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Our top 8 tips for safety on the ice
Is now a good time for ice-fishing, or not? It all depends. Check out our top eight tips for ice-fishing safety, including: telling someone your plans; appropriately testing the ice; wearing ice picks and ice cleats, and layering your clothing. See details at the link below.
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Turkey permits still available for Nebraska residents
If you're a Nebraska resident, it's not too late to get in on the fun of spring turkey hunting. Resident permits are available now through May 31, 2025, and Nebraska hunters may purchase up to two spring permits.
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OUTDOOR OPPORTUNITIES
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 Fly tying workshops at Schramm
Fly tying is a great way to add to your tackle box, express creativity and to have another excuse to go fishing. Make a fly of your own at a free workshop Feb. 22 at Schramm Education Center.
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 Find a trail for skiing, snowshoeing or hiking
Stretch your legs and enjoy the snowy landscape outdoors. Nebraska state park areas have a variety of trails, whether you'd like to hike, snowshoe or go cross-country skiing.
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 Winter wildlife tracking class for women
Join other women for a class that's all about the art of tracking wildlife in the snow and ice. You can enjoy this workshop whether you're an experienced tracker or just getting started. Sign up now!
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 How animals find food in winter
From caching food to adapting diets, animals have evolved diverse strategies to find food during the harshest months. Read more to learn about some of the inventive strategies.
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 Tips for enjoying a meal outdoors in winter
Hot food simply tastes better when the weather is cold. On a pleasant winter's day, why not bundle up and enjoy a meal outdoors? Here are some tips to help make for a good experience.
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 The historic blizzards of 1948-49
Each issue of Nebraskaland Magazine includes a fascinating story from Nebraska's past. In this one, learn about the historic blizzards of 1948-49, featuring 25- to 35-foot snowbanks.
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FEATURED PHOTO
From Nebraskaland Magazine:
 The sun rises over Chadron State Park.
Justin Haag/Nebraskaland Magazine
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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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