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Long Pine Creek. Located in north-central Nebraska, Long Pine Creek has nearly 20 miles of water capable of supporting rainbow and brown trout, running through public and private property. While you must have permission to fish on private property, but there’s public access at Long Pine SRA, Long Pine WMA, Pine Glen WMA, and Seven Springs.
One of Nebraska's best trout streams, Long Pine Creek has about 20 miles of trout-supporting water. Both brown and rainbow trout naturally reproduce in the creek's abundant gravel beds. The creek's middle section from Seven Springs to Camp Witness, a church camp, provides the best habitat and the most fish; larger fish are more common downstream.
Along the Pine River, you will find a number of creek tributaries that may hold some lesser-known trout fishing hot spots. Spend a few hours on Coe Creek right outside of Skookum, or maybe an afternoon on Beaver Creek near Edgetts.
Long Pine Creek in Nebraska is a haven for avid anglers seeking a diverse range of fish species. The creek is renowned for its abundant populations of rainbow trout, brown trout, brook trout, and smallmouth bass.
Long Pine creek offers some of Nebraska’s best trout fishing. For more information on fishing opportunities here and at parks across the state, visit the interactive public fishing areas map.
2 sie 2023 · Biologists sample more fish, both stocked and wild rainbow trout and wild brown trout, in that reach of stream than all but one other in the state. By the time the stream reaches Pine Glen WMA, it has gained flows and velocity, and there is less in-stream habitat to hold fish.
Check out Michigan's Trout Trails which are biologist-verified great trout waters that are often lesser known. This map includes detailed descriptions and photos for each site, as well as information for area lodging, restaurants and guide services to assist with your trip planning needs.
