Nebraska · USA

Sherman Reservoir

Region
Nebraska, USA
Regulation zone
Nebraska statewide regulations

Species in Sherman Reservoir

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Seasons & limits — Nebraska statewide regulations

SpeciesSeasonLimitNotes
Channel CatfishOpen all yearNo minimum length limit, no more than one 30 inches or longer; daily bag 5 in standing waters (reservoirs, lakes, ponds and pits), 10 in flowing waters and Missouri River waters; possession 20—
Flathead CatfishOpen all yearNo minimum length limit, no more than one 30 inches or longer; daily bag 5, possession 10 (statewide)—
Northern PikeOpen all yearNo minimum length limit, no more than one 34 inches or longer; daily bag 3, possession 10 (statewide)—
Walleye, Sauger, SaugeyeOpen all yearInland waters: 15-inch minimum length limit, no more than one 22 inches or longer; daily bag 4, possession 8—
Striped Bass, White Bass, Striped Bass Hybrid (Wiper)Open all yearInland waters: no minimum length limit, no more than one 18 inches or longer; daily bag 15, possession 30. Missouri River waters: no minimum length limit; daily bag 15, possession 30—

Always confirm regulations with the official state regulations before fishing — rules change, and waterbody-specific exceptions apply.

Waterbody-specific rules

  • Special regulations (Fishing Guide, Public Fishing Areas): Walleye, Sauger, Saugeye - Daily bag limit can include two walleye between 15 inches and not greater than 20 inches and one walleye greater than 28 inches. Slot length limit protecting walleye 20 through 28 inches; Crappie - 10-inch minimum length limit; Northern Pike - 34- inch minimum length limit. Waters within 150 feet of the dam, including the spawning reefs on the SW end of the dam, are closed to fishing from sunset to sunrise April 1-20. Underwater spearfishing for game fish species permitted July 1 - Dec. 31.

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Species: Nebraska state fisheries lake records, via the Bump Board dataset.