Archery Paddlefish Season Moves to June Boosts Permit Success Rate

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The Nebraska Northeast District Fisheries Meeting held on May 23, 2025, focused on the upcoming paddlefish archery season, which is set for June. The meeting highlighted the success of the paddlefish archery program, noting that the application period for permits has concluded, with a total of 275 permits issued.

Officials reported a significant increase in success rates since the season was moved from July to June in 2016. This change has led to a surge in interest among anglers pursuing paddlefish with archery equipment. The data presented indicated that last year's draw results showed some individuals with one preference point were able to secure a permit, a trend that did not continue this year.
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The discussion underscored the growing popularity of paddlefish archery, reflecting a positive trend in participation and success within the program. As the June season approaches, stakeholders are optimistic about continued interest and engagement in paddlefish fishing activities.

Converted from Nebraska Northeast District Fisheries Meeting 2025 meeting on May 23, 2025
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