Following a day of ice fishing in extremely windy conditions, New York Outdoor News writers gather to talk about the experience. Jerrod Vila, Charles Witek III and Chris Paparo join host Dan Ladd as they share the day’s events and discuss this winter’s ice fishing action and any that may, or may not, lay ahead. Being Long Islanders, Witek and Paparo also share some insight on the forthcoming saltwater season.
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Episode 67 – Boys of winter share New York ice-fishing stories
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