Explore Nebraska’s trout water: the public reaches of Pine Ridge streams such as Soldier Creek, the White River, Chadron and Bordeaux creeks, Sandhills streams such as Long Pine Creek, the Sutherland Supply Canal, and the lakes and ponds Nebraska Game and Parks stocks with trout, with this year’s stockings and boat ramps.
Check before you fish. Access, stocking and regulations here come from Nebraska's own data and can be out of date. Posted signs and landowners' wishes come first, and private land needs permission. The rules that apply are in the Nebraska Fishing Guide, and you need a valid fishing license.
Bold where the stream crosses public land; faint and dashed across private land. Gauges are measurement stations; a nearby gauge may be on a different stream.
Stream types · Nebraska
Bold where the stream crosses public land
Streams are drawn only where they run through public land: NGPC’s public fishing streams, drawn as the stream line inside each public reach. Most Nebraska trout streams are on private land; ask permission there.
Lakes and ponds are the waters NGPC stocked with trout in the last two years, at their NGPC public lake outline. A few small ponds and private-water streams couldn’t be placed. Check the Fishing Guide for limits and special waters.
Highlighted banks adjoin mapped open-access public land, with a roughly 20-meter bank tolerance. Dimmed water has no adjacent open-access parcel recorded in this source. Neither determines legal entry, rights of way or permission to cross private land. Check signs, property rules and the current fishing regulations.
Access markers are source facility locations within about 800 meters of mapped water, not verified parking spaces or guaranteed entry to a particular reach. River-gauge readings describe the gauged location; a nearby gauge on another stream is shown as context.