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Diaries of a Lodge Owner Episode 02: A Guide to Guide w/ Pat Tryon

This week,  on the Outdoor Journal Radio Podcast Network’s “Diaries of a Lodge Owner”, I’m sitting down with former Chaudiere lodge, lake Nipissing guide, and great friend of mine, Pat Tryon. On this show, we’re going to get into the mind of an authentic Canadian fishing guide, find out what it takes to make a […]

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The Ugly Pike Episode 135

This week on Outdoor Journal Radio’s Ugly Pike Podcast, we continue our conversation with Davin Heinbuck, a Water Resources Coordinator for the Conservation Authority. Specializing in flood management, Davin also is in his 17th year as National Research Director for Muskies Canada Inc and is acting Chairman of MCI’s Science Advisory Committee.  In this episode […]

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NEW SHOW: Diaries of a Lodge Owner

Outdoor Journal Radio is proud to introduce our newest show, Diaries of a Lodge Owner with Steve Niedzwiecki! In 2009, sheet metal mechanic, Steve Niedzwiecki, turned his passions into reality using steadfast belief in himself and his vision by investing everything in a once-obscure run-down Canadian fishing lodge. After ten years, the now-former lodge owner […]

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Did A Canadian Lake Kill The Mammoths?

The extinction of Mammoths and other North American megafauna is often credited to overhunting and has been used as a primary example of the extractive relationship between man and his environment. While this theory may have gained steam and has become a mainstay in popular culture, new theories have begun gaining traction suggesting that the […]

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Welcome to Eating Wild!

On the inaugural episode of Outdoor Journal Radio’s Eating Wild podcast, Chef Antonio “Smash” Meleca introduces you to his team Luis “Topdog” Pereira and Daniel “Hookset” Martins. Tune in to hear how three celebrity chefs became so enamoured with the outdoors, whether deer mind Dan’s dart smoke,  why their first whitetail deer tasted so bad, […]

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ODJ TV YouTube Channel Episode 38: Costa Rica – Rio General

Angelo returns to The Outdoor Journal’s “home away from home” as he white water rafts down the Rio General River. Pete finds himself disappointed that he is unable to spend the day fishing and finds himself “Off the Beaten Path” visiting Rio Colorado’s version of the San Diego Zoo! (oh, and Pete does catch a […]

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Barometric Pressure and Why Fishing is Better Before a Storm

Presented by Power-Pole Anyone who has spent any time on the water has heard that bad weather is good for fishing. While many of us simply use this as an excuse to keep clients or friends eager to fish in harsh conditions, both science and personal experience suggest that it is much more than a […]

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Battle Scars or Parasites? – Why Pike Look So Beat Up

Most fish species are easy to make look good on camera. Whether it is the elaborate colour patterns of the wild Brook Trout, the glistening gold of a north-country Walleye, or even the contrasting greys and oranges of a fall Lake Trout- it is often hard to find a way to make these fish look […]

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ODJ TV YouTube Channel Episode 33: Curacao

The Outdoor Journal crew flies south to the island of Curacao to partake in some of the world’s most beautiful scuba sites, looking for “Mysteries of the Deep”.

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How to Find Walleye in Shallow Water

Presented by Power-Pole There comes a time in many anglers’ lives when they suddenly have an epiphany or some kind of out-of-this-world vision… something that almost takes their breath away. Usually, this happens to seasoned anglers who have lots of experience on the water, but they often fail to think out of the box. In […]

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