Episode 12: Rinks and Rivers w/ Eric Lindros

This week on Outdoor Journal Radio, the boys are honouring the end of the NHL regular season by chatting with one of the best players to ever lace 'em up, Eric Lindros!
First, however, some housekeeping was in order. Topics discussed include: Gaggles of geese; Shoals of fish; Messages for our producers; Peace and love; Tires being toxic to trout; Break walls needing new building materials; High school shop teachers; Spring-Summer walleye transitions; The home of the Pickerel; and catching moving fish.
With those matters out of the way, Eric Lindros joins the show to talk fishing, hockey, and much more! Topics discussed include: Buying a Quebec fishing lodge; Choosing Oshawa over Sault St.Marie; Education being prioritized in Junior hockey; Fishing from sailboats; Getting your first tin boat; Why hockey players always like fishing; Dealing with pressure as a teenage hockey star; What it takes to win in today’s NHL; Eric’s playoff predictions; Whether the NHL is treating concussions properly; Fishing with Scott Stevens on the Bow River; Full Contact Fishing; 34” Picton Walleye; Cormorants; Chine walking; Breaking 80mph in a v-shaped boat; Acting critiques for Ang and Pete; Eric’s relationship with Quebec; and much more!
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