This week on Outdoor Journal Radio, Ang and Pete are joined by Ted Putnam, owner of the world-renowned Hawk Lake Lodge, to talk about his personal experience in managing a trophy walleye population.

First, however, a bit of housekeeping was in order. Topics discussed included: the origins of Bowrod; fish philosophy; our new look; pumping gas; New Brunswick muskie; cataracts for fish; whether fish are shrinking; injuries from the road; hornet stings, and breaking bones in the back country.

With those matters out of the way, Ted joins the show! Topics discussed included: an update on Ted's Bruins; putting words in mouths; the Hawk Lake case study; trophy-only fisheries; the small fish of Hawk Lake; midday walleye fishing; BC's walleye population;  dealing with fishing pressure; ice drinking; and much more!

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