Outdoors With Dan Small

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Lake-Link is proud to present to you Outdoors Radio with Dan Small. Dan brings you timely and informative hunting, fishing and conservation topics covering Wisconsin and the upper Midwest. You can listen to all his shows right here on Lake-Link. Or when you are not online, you can listen to his show on these fine radio stations. Outdoors Radio is brought to you by these fine sponsors.

Recent Shows

	Show 247: Catch the buzz about mosquitoes and biting flies! Missourian loves northern Wisconsin fishing. Sheboygan fishing rocks. July 4th recipe special. Dan heads north to fish the Namekagon and hike the North Country Trail. Jeff celebrates July 4th. Special guests: Dave Bayer, of www.sportsmans-necessities.com, warns listeners about the midsummer mosquito infestation. Bobby Whitehead, publisher of Outdoor Guide Magazine, reports on his recent Wisconsin fishing trip. Capt. Dan Welsch, of Dumper Dans Sport Fishing Charters (www.dumperdan.com), reports on the hot Lake Michigan action off Sheboygan. Cindy Overton, of http://blackpotdemos.com, shares a July 4th recipe on the Camp Chef Cooking Corner (http://campchef.com). To enter the drawing for a Buggspray Insect Pest Control kit from www.sportsmans-necessities.com, call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number. To enter the drawing for a Camp Chef Dutch Oven Dome and Flame Tamer kit, log onto www.dansmalloutdoors.com take the online poll for Show 427 and leave a comment. Click http://dnr.wi.gov/fish/giveaway.html by the July 5th deadline to take the angler and boater pledge and enter the drawing for a pair of luxury suite tickets to the Brewers/Giants game Sat. Sept. 5.
	Show 246: Stop aquatic invaders - clean your boat! Outdoors camps for kids. Dave Zien talks motorcycles. Lake Superior bass action. Dan reports on his Michigan/Wisconsin tour. Jeff prepares land for food plots. Special guests: Wisconsin DNR chief warden Randy Stark announces the Root for the Home Team (http://dnr.wi.gov/news/DNRNews_Lookup.asp?id=174#art1) aquatic invasives awareness campaign. Brandon Wikman, host of Bass Pro Shops The Next Generation on the Outdoor Channel, talks about his Wiks World Outdoors Camps for Kids (http://www.wiksworld.com/camp). Scott Bretting, proprietor of River Rock Inn (www.riverrockinn.net) and Bow-Fly in Ashland, reports on the hot smallmouth action on Lake Superiors Chequamegon Bay. (www.visitashland.com). Retired Wisconsin State Senator Dave Zien talks about riding 1 million miles (http://www.hupy.com/davezien.php) on his Harley. Cindy Overton, of Black Pot Demos (www.blackpotdemos.com), shares a recipe for Cheesy Walleye Supreme on the Camp Chef Cooking Corner (www.campchef.com) To enter the drawing for a Camp Chef Dutch Oven Dome and Flame Tamer (www.campchef.com), call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number. Click http://dnr.wi.gov/fish/giveaway.html to take the angler and boater pledge and enter the drawing for a pair of luxury suite tickets to the Brewers/Giants game Sat. Sept. 5.
	Show 425: Celebrate Fathers Day - take Dad to the Living Wild Outdoors Festival June 20-21 in Iola! Tom Gresham on shooting tactical rifles. Lake Superior fishing action is hot in the Ashland area. Dont grip the lip on that big bass! Outdoors Radio wins five awards at the Outdoor Writers Association of America. Jeff and his buddies slam salmon off Sheboygan. Special guests: Les Booth, fishing consultant and Web designer (www.ofieldstream.com), warns anglers that the lip grip can hurt big bass. Tom Gresham, host of Gun Talk Radio (www.guntalk.com), says tactical rifles are more mainstream than you think. Capt. Craig Putchat, of Outdoor Allure (www.outdoorallure.com), in Washburn, Wisconsin, reports on great fishing action in the Ashland area (www.visitashland.com). Cindy Overton, of Black Pot Demos (www.blackpotdemos.com), shares a special recipe for Fathers Day on the Camp Chef Cooking Corner (www.campchef.com) To enter the drawing for a Camp Chef Dutch Oven Dome and Flame Tamer (www.campchef.com), call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number.
	Show 424: First Annual Living Wild Outdoors Festival June 20-21 in Iola! Keep biting insects at bay with Buggspray. Trout and salmon fishing is hot off Sheboygan. Bass and walleyes going crazy on Chequamegon Bay. Special guests: Tom Kellnhauser, co-founder of the Living Wild Outdoors Festival (www.livingwildoutdoors.com) in Iola, previews the June 20-21 festival. Dave Bayer shares some tips on how to keep mosquitoes, ticks and flies from feasting on your blood this summer. (www.sportsmans-necessities.com) Dan Welsch, proprietor of Dumper Dan Sports Fishing Charters of Sheboygan (www.dumperdan.com), reports that trout and salmon action is heating up on Lake Michigan. June fishing should be great, Dan says. Roger LaPenter, proprietor of Anglers All in Ashland, Wisconsin, reports on the great smallmouth and walleye action on Lake Superior’s Chequamegon Bay and super panfish action on area inland lakes. (www.anglersallwisconsin.com, www.visitashland.com) Cindy Overton, of Black Pot Demos (www.blackpotdemos.com), shares a recipe for Sunflower-Encrusted Trout Fillets on the Camp Chef Cooking Corner (www.campchef.com) To enter the drawing for a four-pack of weekend passes to the Living Wild Outdoors Festival (www.livingwildoutdoors.com), June 20-21 in Iola, call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number.
	Show 423: Lake Delton restoration celebration June 9! Fishing reports from Lakes Superior, Erie and Ontario, plus the Niagara River. Special guests: Bill Hilts, Jr., outdoor sports specialist with the Niagara Tourism Corporation (www.niagara-usa.com), reports on the hot bass, trout and salmon fishing action in Lakes Erie and Ontario and the Niagara River. Jim Hudson, proprietor of Hudsons On-The-Spot Guide Service in Bayfield, Wisconsin, reports on the great smallmouth and walleye action on Lake Superiors Chequamegon Bay. (www.fishchequamegonbay.com, www.visitashland.com) Doug Nate, district sales manager for the Brunswick Boat Group, announces that Crestliner Boats (www.crestliner.com) will donate an 18-foot Crestliner boat to support the Lake Delton Fisheries Restoration Project (www.restorelakedeltonfisheries.com). Ben Hobbins, CEO of Lake Resources Group and inventor of IronClad Lures (www.buyironclads.com), previews the June 9 celebration of Lake Deltons restoration. To enter the drawing for a four-pack of weekend passes to the Living Wild Outdoors Festival (www.livingwildoutdoors.com), June 20-21 in Iola, call 414-297-7554 and leave your name and telephone number. To enter the drawing for a Camp Chef Dutch Oven Dome and Flame Tamer (www.campchef.com), log onto www.dansmalloutdoors.com, click on the newsletter for Show 422, take the poll for this week and leave a comment. That will automatically enter you in the drawing.

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