Build a Deck and Cook a Fish

As winter winds down and spring approaches, WTMJ Outdoors looks ahead to warmer days and more time outside. Host Steve Scaffidi is joined by Eric Brown, owner of Outdoor Living Unlimited, to discuss how to transform your backyard into the ultimate outdoor space — from design to final build. Keri Beck from the Langlade County Economic Development Corporation highlights the many spring and summer activities waiting in one of Wisconsin’s top outdoor destinations. And Kelsey Murphy of Safe Catch shares tips on how to enjoy your ice fishing haul — or great alternatives if the fish weren’t biting this winter. WTMJ Outdoors airs every Saturday afternoon on 620 WTMJ, or anytime on the podcast page. Sponsored by Outdoor Living Unlimited.

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