This Week on Outdoors Radio: $1,000 Carp
OutdoorHub 04.25.13
This week, Dan Small Outdoors Radio features Minnesota DNR wildlife biologist Ted Dick, Eagle Spring Lake chairman Tom Day, bowfisher Brian Wallis and Madison tackle dealer Gene Dellinger. Jeff competes in the Wisconsin Carp Fishing Championship Qualifier at Two Rivers. Dan heads to New York to hunt turkeys.
Cambridge, Minnesota DNR area wildlife supervisor Ted Dick reports the long winter and late spring should not have a negative impact on ruffed grouse, but lingering snow might cause problems for migrating woodcock.
Eagle Spring Lake Management District chairman Tom Day describes the lake’s carp removal program and announces the first tagged carp, worth $1,000, was taken on April 15 by bowfisher Brian Wallis.
Successful bowfisher Brian Wallis reveals how he and his dad, Jim Wallis, arrowed the first tagged carp on Eagle Spring Lake that netted them a cool $1,000.
Exclusive to podcast and FM 100.5 ESPN broadcast: Madison tackle dealer Gene Dellinger reports good panfish and catfish action on the Madison Chain and Lake Wisconsin.
Our spring/summer giveaway is a fishing, lodging, meals and tackle package on the Turtle Flambeau Flowage in Mercer, Wisconsin, worth more than $1,300: three nights lodging for two at Angler’s Paradise, dinner at Gateway Lodge, lunch at Subway of Mercer, guided fishing for walleyes with Doc Sabec and muskies with Bobby Orr, $30 in Mercer Loon Dollars and a Shimano Convergence walleye rod and Symetre reel. To enter, log onto www.mercercc.com, click on “Enter to Win,” and then on “Dan Small Outdoors Radio.”
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