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Merritt Fishing
Merritt Reservoir offers some of Nebraska's premiere fishing. It is a deep lake with excellent inflow from the Snake River and Boardman Creek, Consequently, the reservoir is well-insulated against excessive drawdown
, NE FishingKeller Park Picnicking/Hiking
Picnic facilities are available for day use, while there is a large picnic shelter for family gatherings and other group get-together. Hikers, too, will enjoy this exceptional area, as they meander through the grasslands and canyons. There'
, NE HikingKeller Park Camping
An ideal get-away-from-it-all spot for campers, as well, camping enthusiasts
, NE CampingCalamus Reservoir 2011 Fall Fish Survey
The fishing out look for Calamus Reservoir has some good outlooks for the walleye fishing during 2012. The link below will take you to the Nebraska Fish and Game\'s 2011 Fall Fishing Survey.
, NE Fishing ReportsKeller Park Fishing
Keller Park State Recreation Area is one of the few spots in Nebraska where anglers will be able to catch both warm and cold water fish species. The ponds have been stocked by the Game and Parks Commission's Fisheries Division to provide recreation for park visitors as follows: Pond #1
, NE FishingDavis Creek Camping
Facilities at the lake include boating access, restrooms, picnic facilities, primitive camping, and a handicapped accessible fishing dock.
, NE CampingKeller Park Hunting
In the fall, the area opens to hunting, in season, the day after Labor Day. Hunters will find opportunity for cottontails, squirrels, mourning doves, some quail, an occasional pheasant, and even grouse, both prairie chickens and sharptails, along with deer and wild turkey.
, NE HuntingMerritt's Area Hunting
Hunters find plentiful duck, grouse, dove and both whitetail and mule deer on state land during hunting season. Turkeys inhabit the wooded canyons.
, NE HuntingCalamus Reservoir Fishing
Walleye, wipers, channel cat, crappie, bass,muskellunge, pike and white bass are there to test your skills as an angler. Spring up to early summer is usually the best time for walleyeor crappie. As the water warms white bass, catfish and wipers will become a bit more active. In 2000
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