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Ramp etiquetteFishing piers in Omaha, NE
We list 2 fishing piers within 16 miles of Omaha. Fishing piers let you cast into deeper water without a boat. Many are free, some charge a small daily fee, and the rules for licenses depend on the state. 3 more are within 50 miles.
- 11 mi
Prairie Queen Lake
Omaha - 15 mi
Lawrence Youngman Lake
Elkhorn - 28 mi
Fischer Wildelife Area
Malvern - 29 mi
Weeping Water Pond
Weeping Water - 43 mi
Lake Virginia
Hamburg
Boat ramps near Omaha
- Mabrey Park Boat Ramp Carter Lake, 2.8 mi
- Levi Carter Park Boat Ramp Carter Lake, 3.6 mi
- Narrows River Park Boat Ramp Council Bluffs, 3.9 mi
- Lake Manawa State Park Boat Ramp (South 2) Council Bluffs, 4.9 mi
- North Shore Park Boat Ramp Council Bluffs, 5.3 mi
- Lake Manawa State Park Boat Ramp (South) Council Bluffs, 6.1 mi
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Life jacket rulesFishing piers in Omaha: questions and answers
Where can you find fishing piers in Omaha, NE?
Within 16 miles of Omaha we list 2 fishing piers: Prairie Queen Lake and Lawrence Youngman Lake.
What other fishing piers are near Omaha?
Within 50 miles: Fischer Wildelife Area (Malvern, 28 miles), Weeping Water Pond (Weeping Water, 29 miles) and Lake Virginia (Hamburg, 43 miles).
More places near Omaha are on the map; good to know before you go: Fishing from a pier: what to know. Full list of launches in the city: Boat ramps in Omaha, NE.