On this week's episode of Outdoor Journal Radio, Ang and Pete are joined by Steve Niedzwiecki and five thousand Horseflies as they recap their latest outing from their remote outpost cabin on Quantz Lake, Ontario.

First, however, a bit of housekeeping was in order. Topics discussed include: forest fires; whether bigger smallmouth are always deep; why wood holds so many fish; cabbage weed; Ang's author credits; why Cape Breton has so many coyote attacks; whether coyote hunting helps the issue; and Ang and Pete's most memorable outpost experiences.

With those matters out of the way, the boys get into their latest venture into the north woods of Ontario. Topics discussed included: not needing your long johns; Amazon weather in Northern Ontario; running out of water; Beaver Fever; the purpose of the Horsefly; why you should pack light; freeze-dried food: compression bags; raising ducks; dog stories; Steve's new podcast; and much more!

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