This week on America Outdoors Radio we'll let you know about a bass swimming around Martin Lake in Alabama that is literally worth a million bucks! Brooks Hansen with Camp Chef will review their line-up of propane operated stoves, Jill Pritchard with the Missouri Department of Conservation shares all sorts of ways you can enjoy Missouri's Outdoors Month and Jarod Higginbotham with Yakima Bait will talk about the plugs they have that work great on trout!. http://www.americaoutdoorsradio.com
This week on Northwestern Outdoors Radio we'll tell you about Lake Koocanusa bordering Canada and Western Montana when we chat with Randy Burch, the owner of the Koocanusa Resort and Marina. Lake Koocanusa has kokanee in it and Bob Loomis with Mack's Lure has just the lure for you to use there. Another great place to go fishing is the Columbia River and Dale Ballard with Fin Reaper Guide Service will take you out this spring to catch walleye, salmon and sturgeon. On the conservation front Brad Trumbo, author of Wingshooting the Palouse, joins us and shares his thoughts about why pheasant numbers have declined so much in Washington and Oregon and how we can turn this around. http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com
This week on Northwestern Outdoors Radio its all about fishing as we bring you audio recorded at the Bighorn Outdoor Adventure Show in Spokane. Eric Magnuson has some suggestions about where to go fishing this spring in Eastern Washington and the Idaho Panhandle. Guides Craig Dowty and Steve Morris will tell you about catching channel catfish out of the Palouse River in Southeast Washington. Off the mouth of the Columbia River bordering Oregon and Washington, Milt Gudgell with Pacific Salmon Charters has all sorts of saltwater opportunities for you from salmon to halibut to rockfish to tuna. Don't forget Montana either! Steve and Peggy Temple, owners of Clark Fork Trout Outfitters, have been inudated with new anglers looking to get into trout fishing during the Covid pandemic. http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com
This week on America Outdoors Radio we will tell you about two great events worth attending in the near future. The first is the World Fishing Fair going off at the Bass Pro Shops Headquarters in Springfield, Missouri from March 30th thru April 3rd. The second is the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers annual Rendezvous, taking place May 12th thru the 14th at Fort Missoula in Montana. In addition to this we'll talk to Jamison Johnson, a Tillamook, Oregon based fishing guide with all sorts of great salt and freshwater opportunities waiting for you. Finally, if you can't afford electric power poles for your boat, consider some very affordable manual shallow water anchors like the ones made by Stick It Anchor Pins. http://www.americaoutdoorsradio.com
This week on America Outdoors Radio Bear Grylls tells us what he's been up to as a television host and writer. Bear also shares some solid advice about keeping calm during these panicked times we are living in. Chuck Mohr is the man behind the Fish Verify app where you can take a picture of the fish you caught with your smartphone and not only find out what you reeled in, but what regulations apply for it. Guide Marc Bush has some great tips to help you get kids hooked on fishing and Brian Anderson, the Tick Terminator, will tell you how to keep them off you this spring. http://www.americaoutdoorsradio.com
This week on Northwestern Outdoors Radio Marie Neumiller, Executive Director for the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council, invites you to attend the Bighorn Outdoor Adventure Show taking place March 17 - 20 at the Spokane Fair and Expo Center. Cliff Courtney shares what's new at Stehekin Valley Ranch in the North Cascades National Park Complex and lets you know about some employment opportunities available here. Eric Arnold has some advice for you bass anglers this time of year and Bradley Trumbo talks about his new book that's all about upland birds and bird dogs, Wingshooting the Palouse. http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com
This week on America Outdoors Radio we get a chance to talk to Taylor Smith, a BASS Nation angler who fished his way into the top ten last week at the Bassmaster Classic. Speaking of tournaments, Bob Denen is the new owner of the Cabela's King Kat USA Tournament Trail and he has big plans for it in the future. In addition to this Jason Rousnaville, the Executive Director of Pope & Young, will tell you about this organization which is all about preserving, protecting and promoting bow hunting. Finally, Brooks Hansen with Camp Chef has a Dutch Oven Cooking 101 segment that will have your mouth watering. http://www.americaoutdoorsradio.com
