By Jeff Kurrus There is a 10 p.m. cap for some people. Regardless of how late they slept that day, by the time the local news hits the TV, they may not make it to the weather. Yet they still have a desire for pan-fried frog legs. No fear, early […]
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When Sunday Baseball Was a Crime
It was illegal to play baseball on Sunday until 1913. It was one of Nebraska’s so-called “blue laws” restricting Sunday activities.
North Fork Whitewater Park
Story and photos by Eric Fowler There is a lot of screaming in downtown Norfolk these days, especially on a hot summer day. Some are screams of fear, but most are joy from children and a fair share of adults. You hear them nearly every time someone goes over one […]
Find Catfish in Shallow Water
Channel catfish are Nebraska’s last spawners, making them the ideal fish to catch during the summer months — as long as the angler understands what’s going on beneath the water’s surface.
Nebraska Nature
Camping with Critters
Camping in Nebraska means sharing space with some truly incredible wild neighbors. It’s important to know what critters you might encounter — and how to be a respectful guest in their home.
Barbs & Backlashes
Great Weekend!
Fish have a distinct odor. Different species of fish have different odors. For the angler, it is a good day when they smell like fish!
In the Wild
Eight Reasons to Go Bluegill Fishing
Greg Wagner of Nebraska Game and Parks shares the reasons he recommends bluegill fishing during summer.
