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WCCO Outdoors

WCCO Outdoors

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 Every Sunday 'WCCO Outdoors' talks hunting, fishing, outdoor recreation, and fun destinations for Minnesotans to explore.2024 © 2022 Audacy, Inc. Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Roundtable Recap and An Update on the Ice

    Roundtable Recap and An Update on the Ice
    Jan 19 2026
    It's an "in-house" edition of the episode, as two Outdoor News contributors join Rob Drieslein to discuss some trending topics. Editor Tim Spielman offers a recap of the annual MN DNR Roundtable event. Then, writer Glen Schmitt provides the latest news on the current ice fishing season.
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    36 mins
  • A Big Shot and Saving the Minnesota River

    A Big Shot and Saving the Minnesota River
    Jan 12 2026
    To open up this week's show, Rob Drieslein pours through the number from the 2025 state deer hunting sessions. Then, he pulls in the following guests to fill out the episode: Hunting expert and communicator Ron Spomer discusses what to expect when going firearms hunting. Scott Sparlin, executive director for the Coalition for a Clean Minnesota River, tells us about the group's efforts to keep the state's namesake waterway healthy.
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    36 mins
  • Headed to the Water for the New Year

    Headed to the Water for the New Year
    Jan 5 2026
    In this first episode of 2026, Rob Drieslein takes us out angling. He focuses on fishing seasons and topics, with guests including OnX Fish owner Joel Nelson (an update on the ice fishing season) and MN-FISH executive director Mark Holsten (what topics the group would like to tackle with the 2026 legislature).
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    36 mins
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