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Outdoors Radio with Dan Small Dan Small
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Outdoors Radio brings you current, inormative outdoor information from across Wisconsin. The show features interviews with professionals from fishing, hunting to conservation and more.
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Show 1921: Explore our parks and waters on Wisconsin Free Fun Weekend June 1-2. Lake Michigan coho bite is still hot off Sheboygan. The truth behind the jackalope legend revealed. Jeff reports on recent fishing tournaments and turkey hunting with his so
Charter captain Dumper Dan Welsch reports the Lake Michigan coho bite is still going strong off Sheboygan and says lunch at Four of a Kind is always a good deal. (dumperdan.com, facebook.com/RanierisFourOfAKind) Outdoor writer Craig Mitchell talks about the history and legend of the mythical jackalope. (hookandbarrel.com/americana-history-of-the-jackalope/)
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Show 1920: Watch for cicadas in Southeast Wisconsin starting soon. New research projects study cicadas and ticks. Necedah Outdoor Adventure Club welcomes visitors to their beach now, and soon to their disc golf course, too. Jeff Kelm is at the Sturgeon
Phil Pellitteri, retired director of the Insect Diagnostic Lab at the University of Wisconsin, discusses the 17-year cicada brood that will soon appear in southeast Wisconsin and northern Illinois. (cicadas.wisc.edu) Outdoor writer Mark Walters talks about the Necedah Outdoor Adventure Club new beach and plans for a disc golf course. (facebook.com/NecedahOutdoorAdventureClub, outdoorsmansjournal.com)
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Show 1919: The cohos are coming! The cohos are coming! Lake Michigan fishing report. Planning advice for summer road and camping trips with kids and dogs. Come to Bayfield for a Lake Superior sailing adventure. Dan and his son Jon report on the Wisconsi
Charter captain Dan Welsch says Lake Michigan coho salmon action is picking up off Sheboygan and encourages listeners to book now to get prime spring and summer dates. (/dumperdan.com) Climate scientist Dr. Joellen Russell offers advice for dealing with severe weather emergencies to ensure safe summer camping and road trips. (sciencemoms.com) Sailboat captain Jon Small looks ahead to the summer sailing and kayaking season on Lake Superior. (allhandssailing.org, whitecapkayak.com)
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Show 1918: The airgun revolution comes to Wisconsin. Opening weekend fishing advice. Spring hearings results. Learn how treating hearing loss and tinnitus can improve your life at a free symposium on May 16 in Onalaska. Explore the weird and wonderful p
Joel Braun, founder and CEO of Serpent Arms in Juneau, Wisconsin, explains how his innovative air shotgun works and talks about hunting with it. (serpentarms.com) Audiologist Dr. Alli Anderson talks about turkey hunting with her family and invites listeners to learn how hearing loss from shooting can contribute to tinnitus and dementia at a free symposium May 16 at 10 AM at Stoney Creek Hotel in Onalaska. (https://keap.page/bf500/copy-of-live-symposium-may-16.html, stoneycreekhotels.com) Travel writers Tom and Kristi Manus talk about their new book, Secret Wisconsin: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful and Obscure and invite listeners to explore little-known treasures in Wisconsin. (smalltownplussize.com)
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Show 1917: Cohos are moving up the Lake Michigan shoreline as water temperatures rise. New book extolls the magic of fishing for big trout in Southwest Wisconsin. Jeff reports on the exciting NWT finish at Port Clinton on Lake Erie and his first-period
Charter captain Dan Welsch reports good brown trout action on Lake Michigan off Sheboygan and invites listeners to attend his fishing seminar at an open house at Mansion on the Lake, from 4 to 6 PM on May 22. (dumperdan.com/ mansiononthelake.com/) Author and storyteller Len Harris shares tales from Yesterday and Tomorrow, his latest book about his fishing adventures in the Driftless Area. (facebook.com/len.harris)
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Show 1916: Walleye action is heating up on Castle Rock and Petenwell flowages and the Wisconsin River. Join the Great Wisconsin Birdathon and help support bird conservation. Science Moms offer advice for dealing with extreme weather events. Jeff is in O
Jesse Quale, proprietor of Green Water Walleyes guide service, reports on walleye action on the Petenwell and Castle Rock flowages and tells us the story of his daughter's successful youth turkey hunt. (castlerock-petenwell.com, greenwaterwalleyes.com) Soumi Gaddameedi, event and donor relations coordinator for the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin, invites listeners to participate in the Great Wisconsin Birdathon now through June 15. (/charity.pledgeit.org/WIBirdathon2024) Oceanographer Dr. Joellen Russell, professor of biogeochemical dynamics at the University of Arizona and member of Science Moms, offers advice for keeping kids safe during extreme weather events. (sciencemoms.com)
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