From Nebraska Game and Parks <[email protected]>
Subject Fish Nebraska: Fishing Forecast; new fishing regulations; fly-fishing workshops
Date January 26, 2026 8:12 PM
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Father and daughter holding up a fish caught through the ice
Cover of the 2026 Fishing Forecast
2026 Fishing Forecast out online

With about 450 lakes and streams open to public fishing, deciding where to fish in Nebraska can sometimes be challenging. Our annual fishing forecast can help.

It includes fish sampling charts and the best waters to catch large fish across the state. Check it out today and start planning for 2026!

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Cover of 2026 Fishing Guide
2026 Fishing Guide and new regulation changes

Be ready for a new year of fishing adventures with the 2026 Fishing Guide. Brush up on regulations, state records, fish ID, public fishing areas and more. View it online at the link below.

Hard copies of the guide are being distributed to locations throughout the state — find one near you in the coming weeks.

This guide also includes *new fishing regulation changes for 2026* — read more for details. [ [link removed] ]

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Attend a workshop on fly tying, fly-fishing

Get ready to catch some trout and panfish this spring! Come learn new tips or try out a new hobby at fishing workshops in March and April.

Classes cover topics like fly tying and fly-fishing, and are perfect for beginners as well as those looking for additional tips. Sign up today! 

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What to know about ice-fishing safety

Keep safety top of mind whenever you venture onto the ice. Remember the following clear-ice thickness guidelines:


* Under 4 inches: Stay off the ice
* 4 inches: Can support ice fishing or other activities on foot
* 5-7 inches: Can support a snowmobile or small ATV
* 7-8 inches: Can support side-by-side ATV

Use an ice chisel or spud bar to strike the ice and evaluate conditions as you venture out. Remember as winter progresses, ice changes. Cloudy ice of frozen slush is about half as strong as clear lake ice, so people should double the minimum thickness when encountering such conditions.

If venturing out, tell someone your plan, bring a long throw rope and ice picks, and pack extra dry clothes. 

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