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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
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  • Signs of Spring and Late Winter

    Signs of Spring and Late Winter
    Apr 19 2026
    On this week's episode, Rob Drieslein shares his thoughts on Washington's passage of the mining ban repeal around the BWCA. Afterwards, he welcomes the following guests on the show: Outdoor News contributor Mark Strand tells us what we should know as the turkey hunting season is now underway across the state. Fishing guide extraordinaire Brian "Bro" Brosdahl explains where you can still do a little ice fishing as Winter weather fades.
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    37 mins
  • Fishing Streams, Seeking Geese, and Skipping Ponds

    Fishing Streams, Seeking Geese, and Skipping Ponds
    Apr 12 2026
    Rob Drieslein takes a few minutes at the start of this week's episode away from outdoor gaming, as he explains his recent trip to the U.K. Then, he gets back to business by chatting with the following guests: MN DNR fisheries biologist Dean Paron updates us on stream trout fishing across the state. Tony Jones (a.k.a. The Reverend Hunter) recaps his recent trip to the Dakotas for snow goose hunting.
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    36 mins
  • Regional Topics, Both Game and Non-Game

    Regional Topics, Both Game and Non-Game
    Apr 6 2026
    On this Easter holiday, Rob Drieslein gets secular. He opens the show by discussing how legislature has affected outdoor activites (for good & bad). Then, he opens up the lines to the following guests: Sharon Stiteler returns to talk about birds, including something Hollywood does that raises her eyebrow. Wisconsin Outdoor News editor Dean Bortz offers an update on what's happening east of the St. Croix River.
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    36 mins
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