In association with the May 5 edition of New York Outdoor News, the Great Lakes Preview, host Dan Ladd is joined by Capt. Frank Campbell of Niagara USA, and our own Megan Plete Postal. Capt. Frank discusses the multi-tiered fisheries of Lake Erie, Lake Ontario and the Niagara River, while Megan shares her experiences from a recent visit to the region. There’s certainly a lot going on in the Great Lakes region – from Dunkirk to Sacketts Harbor – and everywhere in between.
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Episode 19 – Great Lakes Preview
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