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Episode 532 – Mille Lacs walleye regs, maple sap season, bowfin research, cougar kits in Michigan
Rob Drieslein and Tim Spielman begin this week’s show talking about the two-walleye limit on Mille Lacs that begins on May 10 (fishing opener), then discuss tariffs that anglers could face at the Canadian border this year. Andy Wendt, a Minnesota DNR naturalist at Nerstrand-Big Woods State Park near Northfield, joins the program to talk about maple syruping and maple syrup programs at state parks this month. Griffin Blegen, a graduate student at Bemidji State University, shares insight into his fascinating bowfin (dogfish) research that’s entering its second year with the open-water season. Tim Lesmeister and Drieslein wrap up the show with discussion of the wild cougar cubs sighted in the Upper Peninsula, plus whether or not giant, extinct 200-pound beavers deserve to be the Minnesota state fossil.
The Great Northeast Podcast
Episode 67 – Boys of winter share New York ice-fishing stories
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.
From the Pages of Outdoor News
MN Daily Update: Here’s how to catch eelpout after the game-fish seasons close
The game fish season is pretty much closed across the Upper Midwest, which means it’s time to think about going after other species. Tim Lesmeister says don’t forget about eelpout at this time of year.
WI Daily Update: Here’s how to catch eelpout after the game-fish seasons close
The game fish season is pretty much closed across the Upper Midwest, which means it’s time to think about going after other species. Tim Lesmeister says don’t forget about eelpout at this time of year.