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Charter captain Dumper Dan Welsch reports his six-boat fleet is catching coho and chinook salmon, along with lake and rainbow trout in Lake Michigan off Sheboygan. (dumperdan.com) Josh Lantz, corporate communications manager for St. Croix Rods, invites everyone to attend the St. Croix Customer Appreciation Day for seminars, specials, and giveaways, Saturday, June 22nd at St. Croix Rods in Park Falls, Wisconsin. (stcroixrods.com) Justin Behling, general manager of Wild Eagle Lodge in Eagle River, Wisconsin, says summer is off to a great start in Eagle River with Up North Beerfest this weekend and fantastic lodging packages all summer long at Wild Eagle Lodge. (https://www.wildeaglelodge.com/, eagleriver.org) Kevin Long, CEO of The DYRT, shares advice for finding great locations across North America for every style of camping from backpacking to glamping and announces the top 10 glamping destinations in the U.S., the winners of the 2024 Glampy Awards. (thedyrt.com)

Jon Steigerwaldt, Great Lakes and Upper Midwest forest conservation director for the Ruffed Grouse and American Woodcock societies, announces several staff openings in Wisconsin and encourages landowners to apply for forest management assistance from RGS and NRCS. (ruffedgrousesociety.org/employment/) President Jim Babiasz announces June activities and specials at the Range of Richfield, including a range membership with the purchase of certain Liberty safes this month. (therangewi.com) Kelly Maguire, operation supervisor of the Wisconsin State Game Farm at Poynette, says the game farm raises 75,000 pheasants for stocking and explains how sportsmen's clubs can participate in the Day-Old Chick Program. (dnr.wisconsin.gov)

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/)

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)

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)

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)