Nebraska · Public land & water · No lottery
Lawrence Youngman Lake
Bluegill, crappie, walleye, redear sunfish, channel catfish and largemouth bass
Plan ordinary recreational fishing at Lawrence Youngman Lake using the agency's named-water access information.
- Area / county
- Omaha
- Access
- Open during listed seasons
License and access permit
A Nebraska fishing permit is required unless exempt. State recreation areas also require a current park entry permit. Ordinary fishing permits are direct purchases.
When you can go
Use the official area rules for current species seasons, legal hours and any area-specific closures. This record does not confirm access for a particular date.
Area restrictions
Check the official page for current hours, closures, fish size and bag limits, boating restrictions and access conditions. Public fishing does not reserve a shoreline or guarantee a catch. Stocked rainbow trout are seasonal. Use the marked public park access.
Plan with the official agency
The agency identifies this named water for ordinary public recreational fishing. The cited rules use a directly purchased fishing license or lake permit, rather than a draw, for the listed fish. This classification excludes special events and camping reservations.
No lottery is required for the described access and species. Other hunts on the same property may require a drawing. Check current seasons, closures, check-in and capacity before traveling; open access does not reserve an exclusive spot.
Agency sources reviewed 2026-10-07. No-draw classification is an inference from the official public-fishing listing and ordinary fishing licensing rules. Use only the public access shown by the agency; a listing does not authorize crossing private shorelines. Public entry is arranged with the agency, with no Back40 booking fee.
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