TweetNebraska’s fisheries managers employ many tools to maintain and enhance our state’s fish populations and fishing opportunities. Stocking fish is just one of those tools. Each year millions of fish are stocked in Nebraska waters from one end of the … Continue reading →
Tweet PIERRE, S.D. – The 2021 annual park entrance license for South Dakota’s state parks and recreation areas is available for purchase. The 2021 park entrance license is valid from Oct. 1, 2020, through May 20, 2022. An annual park … Continue reading →
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Tweet The October 2020 edition of North Dakota Outdoors Magazine is now online. Featured articles in this month’s edition include: Keeping CWD in Check Size Matters – Walleye Stocking Hunting Doesn’t End with The Bang History of Night Hunting And … Continue reading →
TweetShare your park memories and photos Nebraskaland Magazine is seeking pictures for Parks Portraits from the Past — a spin on the magazine’s Portraits of the Past series — to be featured in 2021 during the Nebraska State Parks 100-year … Continue reading →
TweetJerry Kane October 15, 2020 Comments Offon Commissioners approve sport fishing orders LINCOLN, Neb. – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission approved sport fishing orders at its meeting Oct. 15 in Ogallala. Approved sport fishing amendments include orders for two reservoirs under … Continue reading →
TweetThe South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) Commission changed the fee structure for modern cabins and suites in South Dakota state parks. The formerly standard $55 or $150 per day will now have a range of $85 – $205 … Continue reading →
TweetThe 2021 annual park entrance license for South Dakota’s state parks and recreation areas is available for purchase. The 2021 park entrance license is valid from Oct. 1, 2020, through May 20, 2022. An annual park entrance license is $36. … Continue reading →
Tweet Nebraska’s fisheries managers employ many tools to maintain and enhance our state’s fish populations and fishing opportunities. Stocking fish is just one of those tools. Each year millions of fish are stocked in Nebraska waters from one end of … Continue reading →
Tweet The days are getting shorter. The morning air is becoming crisper. Nature’s color show is just starting. The forest floor is beginning to be saturated with early autumn leaf matter as well as something else — nuts! Freshly fallen … Continue reading →
Tweet Fall is officially here and the weather is beautiful. Fisheries personnel recently stocked the Close to Home fishing ponds in El Reno and Guthrie with 1,000 copper nose bluegill sunfish. To learn more abuot these ponds and other Close … Continue reading →
TweetStudents in kindergarten through 12th grade can discover the outdoors by participating in the second annual Nebraska Fish Art Contest. The 2021 contest, which is sponsored by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, Wildlife Forever and Bass Pro Shops, is … Continue reading →
TweetGFP Commission Finalizes New Rules for AIS, Spearfishing and More September 4, 2020 Commission Changes Rules for Spearfishing, Boating, Trout Limits and Aquatic Aeration PIERRE, S.D. – At their September meeting, the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) Commission … Continue reading →
TweetPIERRE, S.D. – The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) Commission repealed the rule allowing for the creation of Local Boat Registries. Boaters in certain areas of the state, who only used their watercraft on specific waters infested with … Continue reading →
Tweet A rainbow trout is as beautiful as its namesake, no matter where it appears. But come mid-October, this fish will be swimming in city park ponds and state park lakes across Nebraska. This is a rainbow anyone can easily … Continue reading →
Tweet If you are interested in fishing, you have probably asked, or been asked, a million times if the fish are biting? I am betting I have been asked 10 million. You likely have heard some smart alec reply that … Continue reading →
Tweet PRATT – Kansans who care about their public lands can make a difference by volunteering on Saturday, Sept. 26 at 8 a.m. at Cheney and Hillsdale state parks. The events, dubbed Public Lands Packouts, are sponsored by the Kansas … Continue reading →
TweetFall is here, and Nebraska’s outdoor resources offer a variety of ways to have fun, relax and enjoy nature. Here are a few activities the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission recommends exploring in the coming months. State parks – Less crowded … Continue reading →
Tweet A participant cleans a trout during a Becoming an Outdoors-Woman workshop at Fort Robinson State Park. (Nebraskaland Magazine/NGPC) By Larry Pape Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Keep your catch of fish as fresh as possible and you will be … Continue reading →
TweetLINCOLN, Neb. — Schramm Education Center is hosting an Outdoor Studio series at 3 p.m. on Wednesdays that explores creative ways to record nature observations on paper. The one-hour sessions, designed for adults, will examine natural wonders such as birds, … Continue reading →
