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Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1828

Only two spots left for the Lake of the Woods trip with Dan in September. Lake Michigan fishing is hot this month off Sheboygan. Improve your bow shooting form with one simple tip. Establish water

Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1827

Enjoy a free pig roast, live music and games, and meet a Scottish Highlander calf and other livestock July 29 at Country Haven Farm near Gleason, Wisconsin. Summer specials and new classes await at The

Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1826

Chinook salmon are hitting flashers and flies off Sheboygan on Lake Michigan. Florence, Wisconsin celebrates July 4 with a bang and a band. Paddle the BWCA with Now Outdoors expeditions. Madison lakes fishing action improves

Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1825

Enjoy great walleye action now on Lake of the Woods in Minnesota and Wisconsin River flowages. Check over your bows, accessories, and stands and start shooting to prepare for archery season. Jeff Kelm reports on

Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1824

Lake Michigan action off Sheboygan has shifted from cohos to kings. Purple martins are doing well in Wisconsin, thanks to volunteer martin landlords. Lake Wisconsin is a good bet for weekend bass and walleyes. Jeff

Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1823

Invasive Asian carp found near Winona on the Mississippi. Crossbows are now legal for Minnesota deer hunters. Kids and Mentors Outdoors Florence County Northwoods chapter invites kids to fish Lake Emily on July 8. Madison

Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1822

Visit state parks, hike or bike state trails, and fish anywhere in the state without a license on Wisconsin Free Fun Weekend, June 3-4. Cohos are hitting dodgers and flies off Sheboygan. Dads shoot for

Dan Small Outdoors Radio — Show 1821

Northern zone muskie season opens this weekend in Wisconsin. Chippewa Flowage offers great fishing for muskies, walleyes and panfish. Ruffed Grouse Society helps private landowners manage forest land for wildlife habitat. Natural Resources Foundation field

Dan Small Outdoors Radio — Show 1820

The cohos have arrived off Sheboygan and anglers are catching them close to shore. Sam Thayer’s new book is the definitive guide to wild edible plants. Madison walleye anglers are doing well. Jeff Kelm reports

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