Why Fish Radio Episode #102

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Interesting twist to Why Fish Radio this week. Jon Falch returns this week only this time he is the host of the show. He interviews Durick about ice fishing and ice safety. He also tells us about his wife's (who is from South Texas) first ever ice fishing trip.

We also talk about Durick's article about dressing for the cold weather of winter. http://www.why-fish.com/articles.html

Why Fish Radio Episode #101

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We postponed the second half of our reunion of the past 2 years but we managed a special treat this week. Jon Falch joins us after returning from over four months in Iraq. He served with the Air Force in Southern Iraq. We talk about taking an avid fisherman from North Dakota/Wisconsin and sending him over seas. He tells us about watching ice fishing videos and reading fishing magazines that people sent over. We also visited about the limited fishing opportunity that Iraq had to offer.

The important part of this story is out friend has returned home safe and is ready to go fishing. (Like a wild man!)

Why Fish Radio Episode #100

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Well it is finally here. Show number 100. This week we take a look back on the past two something years of Why Fish. We play the 1st few minutes of show number one for you. We also remember when The New York Times called to talk to us. We then play some memerable clips from the shows. We had so much great stuff that we decided to continue the memories right into next week. This will be a great show. Thanks for keeping Why Fish alive.

Why Fish Radio Episode #99

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This week we talk about the deep freeze we are in up here in the North Country. It is cold! We remember our last trip to the body of water which shall remain namless. We did some pike fishing and gave the Frabill Actic Sirens a work out. Again what a hoot to two grown men. They do have a use for people who want to be notified of a fish in the dark or low light times.

Next show will be Show #100. We have an awesome look back at the past two years here at Why Fish.