Guide To The Best Bass Fishing Lakes In Nebraska

Find fishing for spotted, smallmouth and largemouth bass in NE.

Bass Lakes In Nebraska

You can find bass from many places in NE. Private ponds, rivers and creeks are home to bass here. Visit the Bass Knowledge Center for valuable information about bass and bass fishing. The most consistent stringers tend to come from major lakes including Bluestem Lake, Box Butte Reservoir, Branched Oak Lake, Calamus Reservoir, Conestoga Lake, Davis Creek Reservoir, Elwood Reservoir, Enders Reservoir, Glenn Cunningham Lake, Harlan County Reservoir, Harry Strunk Lake, Hugh Butler Lake, Jeffrey Lake, Johnson Lake, Kimball Reservoir, Lake Maloney, Lake McConaughy, Lake Minatare, Lake Ogallala, Lake Wanahoo, Lewis And Clark Lake, Medicine Creek Reservoir, Merritt Reservoir, Oliver Reservoir, Pawnee Lake, Red Willow Reservoir, Sherman Reservoir, Sutherland Reservoir, Swanson Reservoir, Wagon Train Lake, Wehrspann Lake, Whitney Lake and Willow Creek Lake. Ice fishing in Nebraska is popular at numerous lakes in winter.

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Top 5 Bass Fishing Lures For Nebraska

When bass are shallow, spinnerbaits, crankbaits and stickbaits are the most productive. As they move deeper, worms and jigs are among the top producers.

The Nebraska state record largemouth was caught from a sand pit.

The NE state record smallmouth bass was pulled from the Missouri River.

The I-80 sandpit was home to the state record spotted bass.

Bass are one of the most sought after of all the game fish. Its appeal spans cultures, age groups and genders to tap on the heart strings of anglers everywhere. Join us in our endeavor to offer information about bass fishing on your favorite bass lake in Nebraska.

Bass fishing basics video.

Understanding the primary seasonal movements of smallmouth bass and largemouth bass is key to locating them on local lakes in the Cornhusker State.

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Bass fishing information by state.