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Fishing in 2025: New improvements, projects
It's not enough to just stock fish; it's vital to care for and improve the waters in which they live. That's the focus of Nebraska Game and Parks' Aquatic Habitat Program.
This year, anglers can enjoy completed habitat projects at multiple locations statewide, with additional projects in the works.
Learn more in this new article from Nebraskaland Magazine, and make plans to visit these waters soon!
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Spring trout stockings continue in April
More rainbow and cutbow trout are coming to Nebraska waters! Spring trout stockings will continue throughout the state in April, with many of these larger fish near or exceeding 12 inches. See the stocking schedule and find a location near you for some spring fishing fun.
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Nebraskaland Magazine going strong
Rave reviews are coming in for Nebraskaland Magazine's April issue, which includes a celebration of 30 years of the Cowboy Trail, a fascinating look at a very determined piping plover, and an exploration of Nebraska's new Loup River Water Trail. Buy now at a retailer near you or subscribe!
Staff are also busy preparing for next year, which marks 100 years since the magazine began; a special issue and other surprises are in the works. Subscribe now, starting at just $18 plus tax, to join the fun and have this great resource shipped directly to your door.
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Solutions available to address nuisance geese
Geese are starting to nest across Nebraska, and, as with most wildlife, too many in a single location or just a few in the wrong spot can lead to depredation and nuisance issues. Fortunately, though, many issues can be prevented or mitigated. Read more for details.
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OUTDOOR OPPORTUNITIES
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 Women's beginner fishing workshops
Nebraska's Becoming an Outdoors-Woman program will host workshops for women interested in fishing. Start with the introductory class, then move to the Next Steps workshop if you like, gaining firsthand experience.
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 Mahoney hosting Easter Sunday buffet
Bring family and friends to enjoy a delicious buffet at Eugene T. Mahoney State Park! Make reservations now for the April 20 event, which includes turkey, bacon, fried chicken, fried potatoes and plenty more.
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 Plan now for Outdoor Adventure event
It's tradition! Indian Cave State Park brings all the fun of spring in its annual Outdoor Adventure event on April 26. Sign up for the Morel Mile, train for the 5K, or plan to enjoy the fish fry, mushroom contest and more.
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POPULAR ONLINE
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 Spring cleaning with wildlife in mind
As the weather warms, spring cleaning for your yard seems natural. Before you start raking, pruning or cleaning debris, though, consider how to also protect your local wildlife, who are busy nesting and raising young.
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 A closer look at Open Fields and Waters
Thanks to Nebraska's Open Fields and Waters program, public access for hunters, trappers and anglers is available and growing. What is this program, and how can you get involved? Watch this new video to learn more.
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 Spring forward with these outdoor activities
In Nebraska, there are so many ways to get outdoors and enjoy nature in spring, from birdwatching to hunting, fishing, hiking, and even looking for morel mushrooms. Find ideas for some weekend fun with this new blog.
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FEATURED PHOTO
From Nebraskaland Magazine:
 Pasque flowers, an early spring bloomer, pictured in the Nebraska National Forest.
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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