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NEBRASKA FISHING
THE BEST PLACES FOR NEBRASKA FISHING- FROM THE PANHANDLE TO THE I-80 LAKES
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
There is plenty of water throughout the state of Nebraska offering a variety of fishing opportunities including lakes, ponds, streams and rivers. Where are the best places for Nebraska fishing? Just ask a few anglers:
"Catfish are being caught off the jetties of the Missouri River near Fort Calhoun."
"Area lakes in eastern and central Nebraska are producing good stringers of Channel catfish."
"Hot lakes to try for Nebraska's best fishing are Pawnee, Brachard Oak, Two Rivers and Fire Creek."
"I found Lake McConaughy and have been in heaven ever since! I've caught walleye, trout and some huge catfish."
As you can see, there's plenty of excitement about the best places Nebraska fishing, and the entire state is in play, from the Panhandle in western Nebraska to the Sandhills in the north central region.
Tthe Missouri River and many small farm ponds and streams provide excellent Nebraska fishing for trout and catfish.
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The Panhandle is a haven for trout fishermen, where rainbows and browns abound in the many Pine Ridge and North Platte cold-water streams, including Island Lake in Garden County and Buffalo Creek in Scotts Bluff.
The Sandhills features shallow, but very productive lakes that provide excellent fishing for northern pike, yellow perch and bluegill, including Hull Lake in Boyd County and Long Lake in Brown.
For the best Nebraska fishing in the Northeast region, Lewis & Clark Lake, the Missouri River and many small farm ponds and streams provide excellent Nebraska fishing for trout and catfish.
There's a lot of excitement about the I-80 lakes, which one angler says has the best Nebraska fishing. The lakes found along the interstate from Grand Island to Hershey, range from 10 to 30 acres in size and 15 to 25 feet deep and feature clear water. Among the I-80 lakes that provide the best fishing opportunities are Bassway Strip and Mormon Island, which offer plenty of big bass and bluegills.
Nebraska anglers enjoy plenty of the best freshwater fishing and have responded by trying exciting new lures from www.Ngcsports.com. The KickTail lure is based on a patented technology that breaks the tail of the lure into five segments, so it wags left and right, as if it were propelling itself with its tail. It swims like a real fish and beats conventional hard baits three to one.
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