This Episode is for the Birds (and Fisherman too)

As April approaches, WTMJ Outdoors dives into spring hunting and fishing season in Wisconsin. Captain Mark Hering, owner of King of Kings Sport Fishing Charters, previews the upcoming Lake Michigan season and what anglers can expect when chasing trout and salmon on the big lake. Taylor Finger, Game Bird Ecologist with the Wisconsin DNR, breaks down turkey hunting season, including safety tips and what hunters need to know before heading out. And Brad Heidel, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Waterfowl Association, shares insights on habitat work and advocacy efforts supporting duck hunters across the state. Catch WTMJ Outdoors on 620 WTMJ or anytime on the podcast page. Sponsored by Outdoor Living Unlimited.

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