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2010 Nebraska Walleye Trail

By Gary • March 11, 2010

The 2010 season promises to be even more exciting than last year with the changes that have been made. We have scheduled the 2010 tournaments to help cut down on time away from home and travel costs, as anglers can fish the entire circuit and state championship (5 tournaments) and only have to make 4 trips.  The NWT has teamed up with the surrounding states to bring the first regional championship to Nebraska for our top 25 anglers.

The NWT also gives our top anglers the opportunity to qualify for the 2011 Cabela’s NTC, and we have also again scheduled around the Cabela’s NTC dates for this year. Read more »

Categories: Nebraska, Tournaments, Walleye Fishing
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Hunters gearing up for spring turkey season By Larry Myhre

By Larry • March 11, 2010

Reprinted from the Sioux City Journal

It was almost daylight and the tukeys were still in the trees. Every few seconds one would gobble and this would set off the others.

Occasionally, I’d do a soft yelp and get the booming answers from the big toms.

I was so close I could hear them flying down from the tree limbs and they continued the gobbling and yelping.

But the sounds were fading as the whole bunch walked away.

More often than not, that’s how it is in today’s turkey woods. There are so many turkeys that it is a rare occasion when toms go to roost without hens.

And, come dawn, the toms go where the hens go and if you are not on that track, you will not bag a tom.

That’s why preseason scouting is so important.

We used to scout just to determine where the toms were roosting and then depend upon our calling to bring them in.

Now, however, you have to determine where those turkeys will go when they fly down and you must be set up on that track to even have a chance.

It is a fact that many of today’s turkey hunters no longer get up early to be in the woods at dawn.

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