Riverview Marina, Brownville Riverside Park boat ramps reopened

March 23, 2023 Jerry Kane

Share this Article
Facebook
Twitter
Email
LinkedIn

The boat ramps at Riverview Marina State Recreation Area in Nebraska City and Brownville Riverside Park are reopened after several improvements were completed.

The erosion at the base of the boat ramps has been repaired and rock riprap has been placed along both sides of the ramps to prevent future erosion. Other improvements include restoring the boat dock at Riverview Marina. Nebraska Game and Parks Commission staff plan on getting the dock in the water early next week.

These two projects are made possible through the sale of Nebraska fishing and hunting permits.

For more information, contact ngpc.boataccess@nebraska.gov.

The post Riverview Marina, Brownville Riverside Park boat ramps reopened appeared first on Nebraskaland Magazine.

Caring for Your Aging Gun Dog

By Todd Mills It’s impossible to measure the heart of your hunting dog, or in my experience, your retriever...

Depth and Speed

A week ago I blogged about a favorite discussion topic among anglers–lure or bait color. Actually, I did n...

Most Recent Articles

Fish Flop Friday

Riverview Marina, Brownville Riverside Park boat ramps reopened

Previous Article

Next Article

Most Recent Articles

Proper fish handling is a topic I blog about frequently. With the significance of catch & release in all fishing now, handling fish so they have the maximum chance of survival is imperative. The...

Flatulence encompasses a broad spectrum of biological processes among animals. By Monica Macoubrie, Wildlife Education Specialist If you’re reading this article, you owe a debt of gratitude to my...

Have to return to a topic I have blogged about before. From what I have seen and heard over the past few days, there is no doubt that there are a bunch of anglers who need to know some sturgeon...

A first-hand account of this rare spectacle Story and photos by Eric Fowler If you’ve spent much time fishing, chances are you’ve seen a male bluegill guarding its spawning bed, a bowl-shaped...

Time to publicize the full list of Community Fishing Events for this summer! Family fun returns with 2024 Community Fishing Events Join the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission for another spring...

Many summer fun activities in Nebraska involve being in or around water. Remember these tips to make sure everyone comes home safe at the end of the day. By Julie Geiser For Swimmers • Only swim...

It’s camping season and friends of mine told me the other day they were thinking of heading out on a Friday night to camp at a popular state recreation area in order to “get away from it all” on a...

We are well into May now. It is time to fish! I will tell you generally, May and June are two of the best months for open-water fishing in Nebraska. I do not care what species you like to...

Learn about four unique birds in Nebraska — the osprey, burrowing owl, loggerhead shrike and ruby-throated hummingbird. By Delanie Bruce, Bird Conservancy of the Rockies & Nebraska Game and Parks...

I have a spring turkey hunting scrapbook. That album of course has photos along with old permits on which notes about the hunts are scribbled. Beards and spurs from birds taken are included. ...

Recent projects to improve fisheries and access are coming into their own and producing keeper-sized fish. By Eric Fowler Three years after Glenn Cunningham Lake in Omaha was drained to kill...

Want to call attention to a report that was recently posted on our Game & Parks webpage. I know a lot of folks have questions about our paddlefish seasons, both archery and snagging. There are...

Tips on how to catch more largemouth bass with a frog By Ryan Sparks Casting a frog into a weed-choked farm pond and watching a largemouth bass explode from beneath is arguably the most fun you...

We are in the latter part of the season for spring wild turkey hunting in Nebraska. Using a baseball analogy, it is the bottom of the 9th inning, your team is behind, the bases are loaded, there...

Program helps corn grower manage deer population By Justin Haag It’s no secret to those living in the Cornhusker State: Nebraska is serious about its agriculture. Also evident: Nebraskans are...

I have noted in my blog many times before that spending time in the outdoors with friends and especially family is very important. Have spent a lot of time in the spring turkey field with both my...

The apple blossoms have emerged. Why is that important, you say? Well, it is a reliable indicator that tells me I now will find one of my most valued vegetables in Nebraska’s rural landscape —...

In the animal kingdom, maternal behaviors vary widely across different species. By Monica Macoubrie, Wildlife Education Specialist Mother’s Day is a celebration of the nurturing, unconditional...

Still plenty of time! Nebraska anglers still have time to join Midwest Walleye Challenge Nebraska anglers still have plenty of time to enter the Midwest Walleye Challenge and be eligible for...

Going to spread some news around some more today. If you fish Merritt Reservoir, this will affect you this year: Highway project underway around Merritt A highway widening and resurfacing project...