What’s Next for Lake of the Woods
Listen as Todd Sellers shares details about the 5-year $8.4 million research projects now underway, and his expectations of how science needs to be put into action.
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MiraMichi River Atlantic Salmon Score a Victory Over Striped Bass
Mark Hambrook personally witnessed the decline of Atlantic salmon and now the explosive return of Striped Bass.
Atlantic Salmon Versus Striped Bass
Carroll Randall, outdoor writer for the Halifax Chronicle Herald, trains and certifies fishing guides and has led numerous conservation initiatives over the years
Geoff Green Inspires Students On Ice
One of Canada’s greatest explorers Geoff Green has travelled to the Arctic and Antarctic over 130 times.
Winnipeg Lake Red River and the Freshwater Institute
Dr. Eva Enders is one of over 17 fish biologists working out of Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s Freshwater Institute located in Winnipeg Manitoba
Lake Winnipeg Walleye are Against the Ropes
Dr. Scott Forbes at the University of Winnipeg is following the plight of the Walleye, Sauger and Whitefish in Lake Winnipeg.
Gord Pyzer on the State of Lake Winnipeg Walleye
Gord Pyzer has news about the state of Canada’s world-class Walleye fishery on Lake Winnipeg that needs to be heard.
Florida’s Sawfish On Road to Recovery
There are five species of Sawfish around the world, and all are now considered endangered.
BC’s Skeena Salmon Conservation Will Take Cooperation
Greg Knox and Blue Fish Radio host Lawrence Gunther discuss why a group conservation effort is in the best long-term interests of the Skeena.
Frank Sargeant’s No-Nonsense Look at Climate Change
Frank Sargeant is an outdoor writer with numerous awards, and currently serves as the Editor of the daily “Fishing Wire” newsletter.