OMAHA, Neb.—Serious about fishing? Carter Lake near Omaha could be your kind of fishing hole.
All length and daily bag limits at Carter Lake have been rescinded through Sept. 30 in preparation of lake renovations.
Don Gabelhouse with the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission says because Nebraska shares the lake with Iowa, the two states’ agencies have worked together to relax fishing regulations to safely remove as many fish from the lake as possible.
The two-pole restriction (five for ice fishing) has been rescinded. Anglers will be allowed to catch all species using an unlimited number of poles, as long as there are no more than two hooks per line and all poles are attended.
Also, harvested fish may not be sold, and transporting live fish is prohibited.
