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Outdoor Journal Radio: The Podcast - Episode 102: Thinking Like a Walleye (w/ Paul J. Radomski)

Episode 102: Thinking Like a Walleye (w/ Paul J. Radomski)

Outdoor Journal Radio: The Podcast

01/18/24 • 109 min

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This week on Outdoor Journal Radio, Ang and Pete are joined by fisheries biologist and author, Paul J. Radomski!
First, however, a bit of housekeeping was in order. Topics discussed included: Ang's airport troubles; sixteen hour delays; whether Fish'n Canada is breaking the law; iPhone photography; boatside releases; what Pete does in the shadows; DOALO; and budget fishfinders.
With those matters out of the way, Paul joins the show from an undiscosed location! Topics discussed included: understanding fish through energy; the limitation of the walleye's eye; keeping over-sized fish; fish vs. mammal management; whether zero retention is a good idea; managing with purpose; the danger of mixing genetics; the ethics of catch and release for photos; fish rehab; defining fair chase; hookless fly fishing; how walleye see under the ice; trusting nuns; inverse stratification; and much more!
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