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Nebraska Fishing News & Opportunities
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Check out Nebraska's newest state record fish?
In his blog, Daryl Bauer shared photos of the latest state record fish in Nebraska, including a 63-pound bigmouth buffalo. Follow the link below to learn more, and keep fishing! You never know if your next catch may be one for the record books.
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Four anglers win grand prizes in Take ?em Fishing challenge
Simply for taking someone fishing, four people took home the grand prizes in Nebraska's Take 'em Fishing program. The prizes included a two-night Nebraska state park cabin stay, fishing gear, a fishing kayak and other outdoor gear.
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Take advantage of stocked trout to finish your Trout Slam
Have you completed the Nebraska Trout Slam? Doing so just got easier: Rainbow trout are being stocked statewide throughout the fall and winter. Find the stocking schedule on our website and plan a fishing trip!
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Additional Opportunities
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Sign up to become a youth fishing instructor
Do something amazing: Become a youth fishing instructor and pass on your skills! Game and Parks is certifying new instructors at a workshop on Oct. 23 in Lincoln.
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How to hold a fish you plan to release
When practicing catch and release fishing, it's important to learn how to hold a fish to minimize stress or injury. Here's a few guidelines from the Take Me Fishing blog.
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Delicious recipe for miso walleye
Add a kick of flavor to your fish with this recipe for miso walleye. White miso enhances flavor and makes this recipe a winner. Save it and try it sometime soon!
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Raising freshwater mussels in Nebraska
Freshwater mussels are native to Nebraska's rivers and streams. In 2014, efforts began to raise the vulnerable plain pocketbook species of mussel in a fish hatchery. Learn more online.
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Download a "My First Fish" certificate
Catching your first fish is always worth commemorating. Make the occasion extra special for someone and print out this customizable, full-color "My First Fish" certificate.
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How to fish a spoon
Fishing spoons are among the most popular lures and are easy to use. Learning how to fish a spoon is a great way to practice casting and retrieving, jigging and other fishing techniques. Here are some tips on how to fish with them.
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
2200 North 33rd Street Lincoln, NE 68503 402.471.0641 www.OutdoorNebraska.org
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is responsible for stewardship of the state's fish, wildlife, parklands, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
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