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3. ADVENTURES.

Author

Kellogg, Cal, Stange, Doug, Bauer, Daryl, Gustafson, Jeff, and Ryan, Steve

Published
2024

5. ADVENTURES.

Author

Stange, Doug, Bauer, Daryl, Kellogg, Cal, Ryan, Steve, Gustafson, Jeff, Ceisner, Todd, and Neumann, Rob

Published
2024

6. ADVENTURES.

Author

Bauer, Daryl, Neustrom, Tom, Kellogg, Cal, Ryan, Steve, Straw, Matt, Merwin, Scott, Welter, Alex, Schmidt, Cory, and Gustafson, Jeff

Published
2024

7. STREAMS: NORTHWEST NEBRASKA

Author

Bauer, Daryl

Subjects
Parks, Trout, Sports, sporting goods and toys industry
Abstract

Trout >> The Pine Ridge region has spring-fed coldwater streams, nestled between pine-studded buttes. Brookies, browns, rainbows, and cutthroats chomp on 'hoppers in late summer and early fall. Contact: Chadron [...]

Published
2019

8. ELWOOD RESERVOIR: NEBRASKA

Author

Bauer, Daryl

Subjects
Reservoirs (Water), Sports, sporting goods and toys industry
Abstract

Hybrid Stripers ' This body of water just south of Lexington is one of state's hottest wiper fisheries, with fish approaching 20 pounds caught recently. Contact: Elwood Campground, elwoodcampground.com; Guide [...]

Published
2018

9. SANDHILLS REGION: NEBRASKA

Author

Bauer, Daryl

Subjects
Sports, sporting goods and toys industry
Abstract

Panfish >> Valentine Refuge lakes are perennial favorites for plentiful and big panfish, but don't overlook Frye, Rat, Beaver, Willow, Smith, and others. Pike, largemouth bass, and channel catfish are [...]

Published
2017

10. Branched Oak Reservoir: Nebraska

Author

Bauer, Daryl

Subjects
Reservoirs (Water), Sports, sporting goods and toys industry
Abstract

Catfish >> This reservoir near Lincoln offers opportunities for an abundance of channel catfish, plenty of flatheads, and some blues. Channels reach 20 pounds, blues 40, and flat heads over [...]

Published
2017

11. ADVENTURES.

Author

Gustafson, Jeff, Kellogg, Cal, Stange, Doug, Quinn, Steve, Neumann, Rob, Bauer, Daryl, Allen, Thomas, Ryan, Steve, and Schmidt, Cory

Published
2023

13. ADVENTURES.

Author

Kellogg, Cal, Quinn, Steve, Neumann, Rob, Ryan, Steve, Bauer, Daryl, and Gronaw, Jim

Published
2023

14. Calamus reservoir

Author

Bauer, Daryl

Subjects
Reservoirs, Sports, sporting goods and toys industry
Abstract

NEBRASKA Channel Cats ≫ Late summer is one of the best times to anchor or drift for fish that may exceed 30 pounds. Contact: Nebraska Game and Parks, outdoornebraska.org; Burwell [...]

Published
2014

16. Lake McConaughy: Nebraska

Author

Bauer, Daryl

Subjects
Sports, sporting goods and toys industry
Abstract

Channel Cats * At ice-out, the west end of Lake McConaughy is a traditional spot for numbers of fish, while the upper reaches of Calamus and Merritt reservoirs offer trophy [...]

Published
2013

17. History of muskellunge management in Nebraska.

Author

Diana, James S., Margenau, Terry L., and Bauer, Daryl L.

Abstract

Muskellunge, Esox masquinongy, were first introduced to Nebraska waters in 1958. By 1967 anglers had caught the first muskellunge from Nebraska waters. Hybrid muskellunge, Esox masquinongy × E. lucius, culture and stocking started in 1976. Harvest regulations for muskellunge and hybrid muskellunge were first established in 1977 with a daily bag limit of one muskellunge or hybrid muskellunge of at least 762 mm (30 inches) in length. In 2000 the minimum length limit for muskellunge and hybrid muskellunge was increased to 1016 mm (40 inches). Hybrid muskellunge have been phased out, none have been stocked in Nebraska waters since 2003. Since 1998 muskellunge fingerlings have been held in Nebraska hatcheries until age-1 before stocking. Yearling muskellunge are raised on minnows and other small fish in Nebraska hatcheries and stocking success apparently is very good. Management and research of Nebraska's muskellunge and hybrid muskellunge fisheries has been limited to routine sampling that has documented the presence of those fish in waters where they were stocked. Fishable populations of muskellunge can now be found in nine Nebraska waters across the state, but most Nebraska anglers are relatively uneducated in fishing techniques for muskellunge, identification, and proper handling. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007
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18. ADVENTURES.

Author

Straw, Matt, Quinn, Steve, Bauer, Daryl, Gustafson, Jeff, Schmidt, Cory, Ceisner, Todd, Stange, Doug, and Ryan, Steve

Published
2022

19. Calamus reservoir

Author

Bauer, Daryl

Subjects
Reservoirs, Sports, sporting goods and toys industry
Abstract

NEBRASKA White Bass & Wipers The dog days are one of the best times to catch schooling white bass with some hybrid striped bass as a bonus. Walleyes, channel catfish, [...]

Published
2011

20. Lake mcconaughy

Author

Bauer, Daryl

Subjects
Sports, sporting goods and toys industry
Abstract

NEBRASKA Walleyes * Gillnet samples reveal the most expansive walleye population ever seen at this popular reservoir, with about one-third of the fish surpassing 6.5 pounds. A 16-pound fish was [...]

Published
2010

21. History of muskellunge management in Nebraska.

Author

Bauer, Daryl

Subjects
MUSKELLUNGE, ESOX, HARVESTING, FISH stocking, FISHERY management, AQUATIC resource management, FISH hatcheries, ECOLOGY
Abstract

Muskellunge, Esox masquinongy, were first introduced to Nebraska waters in 1958. By 1967 anglers had caught the first muskellunge from Nebraska waters. Hybrid muskellunge, Esox masquinongy × E. lucius, culture and stocking started in 1976. Harvest regulations for muskellunge and hybrid muskellunge were first established in 1977 with a daily bag limit of one muskellunge or hybrid muskellunge of at least 762 mm (30 inches) in length. In 2000 the minimum length limit for muskellunge and hybrid muskellunge was increased to 1016 mm (40 inches). Hybrid muskellunge have been phased out, none have been stocked in Nebraska waters since 2003. Since 1998 muskellunge fingerlings have been held in Nebraska hatcheries until age-1 before stocking. Yearling muskellunge are raised on minnows and other small fish in Nebraska hatcheries and stocking success apparently is very good. Management and research of Nebraska’s muskellunge and hybrid muskellunge fisheries has been limited to routine sampling that has documented the presence of those fish in waters where they were stocked. Fishable populations of muskellunge can now be found in nine Nebraska waters across the state, but most Nebraska anglers are relatively uneducated in fishing techniques for muskellunge, identification, and proper handling. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007
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25. ADVENTURES.

Author

Quinn, Steve, Ryan, Steve, Stange, Doug, Bauer, Daryl, and Black, Darl

Published
2021

26. ADVENTURES.

Author

Simpson, Jeff, Gustafson, Jeff, Bauer, Daryl, Quinn, Steve, Carini, Tim, Ryan, Steve, Gorban, Lonny, Fischer, Kristine, and Stange, Doug

Published
2020

27. ADVENTURES.

Author

Straw, Matt, Pyzer, Gord, Bauer, Daryl, Gustafson, Jeff, Ryan, Steve, Black, Darl, Mitchell, Jason, Quinn, Steve, Neumann, Rob, and Miloshewski, Ryan

Published
2018

28. ADVENTURES.

Author

Johnson, Dan, Neumann, Rob, Pfaff, Jim, Ruzzo, Brian, Ryan, Steve, Bauer, Daryl, and Harrison, David

Published
2018

29. ADVENTURES.

Author

Quinn, Steve, Simpson, Jeff, Gronaw, Jim, Harrison, David, Bauer, Daryl, and Stange, Doug

Published
2017

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