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Nebraska Fishing News & Opportunities
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Rainbow trout to be released statewide
Fall is here — and with it comes the annual fall stocking of rainbow trout across Nebraska! This means excellent opportunities for anglers of all skill levels in urban and community waters. Get out and enjoy the weather, harvest a few trout — and bring someone new with you. Rainbow trout are a great starter fish!
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Paddlefish snagging season opens Oct. 1 on Missouri River
Paddlefish snagging season is upon us, and we have a few reminders for anglers hoping to fill their tag. Follow the link below to refresh your memory on where snagging is allowed, what permits you need, and what regulations you'll need to follow.
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Last call: Beginning fly-fishing and fly-tying at Chadron State Park
Discover your next fishing obsession amidst the striking beauty of Chadron State Park! On Oct. 4, learn the basics of fly-fishing and fly-tying in a friendly, welcome atmosphere. All equipment is provided; just come ready to learn. Don't miss this unique chance to up your fishing game and expand your horizons.
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Additional Opportunities
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 Fishing spotlight: Lake Ogallala
Well-known for its quality fishery, this is one fishing destination you don't want to miss. Lake Ogallala is particularly known for its rainbow trout, but also channel catfish, smallmouth bass and more.
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 Fishing upgrades coming to Windmill SRA
Improved aquatic habitat and angler access is coming to Windmill State Recreation Area near Gibbon. During construction, some areas will have limited access. Learn more online.
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 No fishing boat? No problem
You don't need to have a boat to be a successful angler. In fact, in some situations, it gives you a leg up. Here are some strategies you can use to catch fish, even if you don't own that watercraft.
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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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