A woman wades the edge of Meadow Creek and casts, willows and a burned forest behind her
Photo credit

Fly fishing Meadow Creek in the Scapegoat Wilderness, Montana. Photo: Brandan W. Schulze, US Forest Service, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Nebraska fishing license

You need one to fish in Nebraska. Buy it from Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.

Where to buy it

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission fishing page links its license sales. Many fly shops and sporting goods stores sell them too.

Agency fishing page on the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission website (opens in a new tab)

Where this link comes from

The agency's fishing-rules page, which we opened for our water pages; its license sales are linked from there.

Before you go

Prices, age rules and free fishing days are on the agency's page. We list them here only once we've quoted them from it.

Who needs one

  • Carry it while you fish, on paper or on your phone if the state allows.
  • Fishing for trout? Some states also need a trout stamp or permit; the agency's page says.
  • Read the special regulations for the water you pick: seasons, lures and limits can differ.

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