A Scientist’s Take on LiveScope | Outdoor Journal Radio ep.146

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This week on Outdoor Journal Radio, Ang and Pete sit down with Dr. Steven Cooke to get a scientist’s perspective on LiveScope and its role in fisheries management and research. Topics discussed included: whether LiveScope will ever become truly mainstream; defining unfair; LiveScope’s impact on young anglers; how LiveScope is helping science; unintrusive fish monitoring; species identification; unlocking open water; spreading out the fishing pressure; regulating technology; tournament fishing; LiveScopein muskie fishing; whether fish can feel sonar; what fish can hear; adding screentime to your weekends; and much more!

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Outdoor Journal Radio is Canada’s award-nominated and highest-ranking wilderness podcast. Drawing from their experience as two of Canada’s most prominent outdoor personalities, hosts Angelo Viola and Peter Bowman explore the environmental topics, issues, and events that matter to the everyday outdoorsman. Joined by a wide variety of guests, ODJ Radio seeks to answer the questions and tell the stories of all those who enjoy being outside.

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