Fishing Guide
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission publishes an annual fishing guide, which includes useful information including fishing regulations, state records, public fishing areas and much more
Take time to fish
Ladies, take time for yourself to get outside and cast a line with friends or family, or just enjoy some time alone with Mother Nature.
Find your fishing spots
Discovering your favorite fishing spots should be an adventure — not a chore — and we’re here to help! Check out our recommendations for Nebraska’s best fishing spots, family-friendly lakes and places to fish in the Omaha Metro area.
Attend a fishing event
Nebraska Game and Parks hosts seasonal fishing events in local communities across the state. Loaner fishing gear is provided for those who want to give fishing a try or need advice before purchasing equipment. Fishing instructors also share helpful tips for those looking to hone their skills or try something new.
Loaner tackle locations
Looking for places to fish that offer free loaner tackle rentals? Visit a park below and ask for loaner tackle at the park office.
Going Fishing Guide
This basic fishing guide covers everything you need to know to get started in the rewarding sport of angling. Topics include fishing equipment and tackle, casting and knot-tying techniques, tips for targeting species you can catch from shore, fish identification and fishing regulations. Whether you’re curious about how to tell the difference between a bluegill and a green sunfish, or you’re looking for a refresher on how to fish a Texas rig – this guide has the answers.
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Fishing Permits
Purchase stamps, resident and non-resident fishing permits here.
Park Pricing
A park entry permit is required to visit state parks and may be purchased at the park, statewide Game and Parks offices and permit vendors, or in advance of your arrival online. View those fees, as well as attraction and amenity pricing.