Nebraskaland

NEBRASKAland April 2017

NEBRASKAland Magazine is dedicated to outstanding photography and informative writing with an engaging mix of articles and photos highlighting Nebraska’s outdoor activities, parklands, wildlife, history and people.

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Time Well Spent What to do in April Fields and forests are perking up with fresh signs of life; make sure you don't miss any of it, from spring turkey hunting to white bass fishing to morel mushroom hunting. For a complete list of upcoming events across the state or for more information on any of the activities listed here, visit Calendar.OutdoorNebraska.org. ■ PHOTO BY JENNY NGUYEN 32 NEBRASKAland • APRIL 2017 Junior Olympic Archery Development and Adult Archery Program April 3 – June 27 Nebraska Game and Parks Outdoor Education Center in Lincoln If you'd like to develop your archery skills, consider joining this 10-week program for adults and kids ages 8 and up. With the help of expert instructors, students work at their own pace while striving to develop their form and meet their archery goals, whether that is recreational enjoyment or competition. Four programs are available at different times; two begin Monday, April 3, and two begin the following day. Call the center at 402-471-6141 to learn more and sign up. White Bass Fishing Late April Statewide This open-water predator is spawning at reservoirs across the state. According to the 2017 Nebraska Game and Parks Fishing Forecast, the top reservoirs for white bass fishing are Swanson and Harlan County. Sherman, Maloney, McConaughy and Calamus are also good bets. If you're in search of the largest white bass – perhaps exceeding 15 inches – visit Minatare, Elwood and Lewis & Clark. PHOTO BY AMY KUCERA By Renae Blum

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