This episode of Outdoor Journal Radio comes to you from a remote cabin near Atikokan, Ontario at the beautiful Branch's Seine River Lodge.

Before Ang and Pete tell you about their trip to Ontario's Sunset Country, a bit of housekeeping was first in order. Topics discussed include: Pete's rivalry with the Wawa Mayor; selecting the best line for your topwater baits; forgetting the mono; the importance of line stretch; hybrid lines; the Loop Knot debate; killing your noodling buddy; getting fed to Bigfoot; rain delays; forgetting the keys to the boat; and how many fish make up a Fish'n Canada episode.

With those matters out of the way, Ang and Pete give you some behind-the-scenes of their current shoot at Branch's Seine River Lodge. Topics discussed include: taking away phones on shoots; fishable vs. shootable; freshwater baitballs; following the birds; losing spots in the fog; when everyone was twitching; Yo-Zuri's 3DB Twitchbait; double headers; the incredible service at Branch's Seine River Lodge; weekly prime rib; creature comforts; catching walleye in 30 feet of water; prioritizing good electronics; an absence of wildlife; the ultimate colour for smallmouth; and much more!

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As heard on today's show:

• What Line is Best For Your Popper
• Yo-Zuri 3DB Series Twitchbait