Nebraska

Nebraska's waters hold walleye, catfish, pike, and smallmouth bass in rivers, reservoirs, and oxbow lakes shaped by the Platte and Missouri. Whether you fish the wide channels of a major river system or cast into a prairie lake, the state's fisheries reflect its landscape—and the fish you catch there deserve respect from rod to table. This section covers what swims in Nebraska waters and how to prepare it well.

You'll find information about the fish species you're likely to encounter, how to handle and store your catch to preserve quality, and techniques for cooking Nebraska fish so the flavor comes through. These articles address the practical questions that come up when you've caught something good and want to make the most of it.