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2026 Fishing Guide offers helpful info for anglers
The printed version of the 2026 Fishing Guide is out and available. Sporting a new expanded size, this year’s guide includes extra content and bigger print for easier reading. Check it out to learn about fishing locations and new regulations — as well as a wealth of other helpful information for fishing in Nebraska.
Download a digital version online or pick up a print copy at retailers wherever fishing permits are sold.
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Annual report shows accomplishments in 2025
Your Nebraska Game and Parks team was busy in 2025! From improving campgrounds, trails and facilities, to restoring habitat and caring for wildlife, our dedicated staff notched some great wins last year.
Read more about the work and improvements we did — as well as learning more about the funding that supports these efforts and where your permit dollars go — in our new annual report.
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Olive Creek Reservoir fishery to be renovated
Better fishing is coming to Olive Creek Reservoir. Our fisheries staff are taking advantage of the low water level and working to chemically renovate the fishery, which was dominated by common carp. Fish restocking is planned for this spring, with species such as largemouth bass, bluegill, saugeye and more.
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Light Goose Conservation Order starts Feb. 10
Sharpen your hunting skills by participating in the Light Goose Conservation Order, starting Feb. 10. Pursue white and blue-phase snow geese and Ross’ geese statewide, with no bag or possession limits. Different regulations apply in each zone.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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 Enjoy live music, prime rib at Mahoney
Make your Valentine's weekend one to remember! Mahoney has just added a prime rib dinner and live band to its Feb. 13 meal. Sit back and take in the sounds from one of Omaha's premier musical acts.
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 Explore Nebraska's squirrels with us
When it comes to Nebraska wildlife, squirrels are some of the most visible — and entertaining. Join us Feb. 12 for a deep dive into this fascinating species with one of our wildlife educators.
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 Women's workshop on winter wildlife tracking
Ever wondered what critter left its tracks in the snow? Whether you're just curious or hope to expand your hunting skills, this workshop is for you. Join other women Feb. 7 for a hands-on workshop.
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POPULAR ONLINE
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 The irresistibility of spring turkey hunting
Turkey season is just around the corner, and there's a reason hunters are so passionate about it. In fact, many reasons! Here are just a few from one Nebraska turkey hunter.
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 Addicted to eagle photography
Teri Elmshauser of Ogallala spends every winter morning she can photographing bald eagles at Lake Ogallala. She describes it as an "addiction" — and it's resulted in some amazing photos.
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 20 ways to cure cabin fever
It's that time of year — the doldrums of winter have set in, and many of us are longing for spring. Instead of staying cooped up indoors, cure your cabin fever with a dose of the outdoors.
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FEATURED PHOTO
From Nebraskaland Magazine:
 Sunrise at Chadron State Park.
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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