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Hell Yeah! Enjoyed this one thanks gentlemen.

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Really enjoying these on location episodes!👍 Thanks guys! Cheers from the Soo! 🇨🇦

We were happy to see you again at the Toronto Sportsman's Show Ang, and we've been looking for your new podcasts ! Glad you and Pete are keeping at it ! Looking forward to all shows for '24 and '25 ! Stay safe Brothers ! Gary & Kim (formally of Thunderstock Outfitters.)

Absolutely love the show. Love the podcasts.. ypu all break stuff down for the weekend/ vacation angler... coming to Perrault Lake soon! Keep up the great work! Hope to meet ypu guys one day👍

I"m curious about the method u use to haze or condition the bears to stay away. They are so intelligent that eventually they would learn the rakes are harmless. unlike the rubber non lethal rounds which at least cause them pain. maybe..for many the experience is scary enough to work all the time but u might find an individual bear who wont back down ! Knock on wood it wont happen.

Great stuff! Happy to be a background extra! Subscribed to your channel after we met, loving the old stuff from the first years of the show! Keep up the good content 👍🏼

Fun to be a part of your podcast! We had a great time as well at the Lumberjack Lodge and will be returning next year. We agree cold water pike taste awesome. We typically don’t keep them unless we pull them from the ice in the winter. We also realized our limits and avoided Jackpot 😮!! It was nice talking with you - your friends from Wisconsin.

Thanks for letting us be a part of the podcast! We forgot our net back at the fish house too… can happen to anyone!

Awesome show Angelo and Pete. Say hello to Paul Bunyan if you happen to see him.

We couldn't believe what actually is going on with Glyphosates until we watched this episode. If anyone is interested in more info we found a UA-cam program on the Irving Family in New Brunswick. Unbelievable!!!! what this stuff is doing to the environment, wildlife, fish, and, us!! Thanks, guys, James Alofs for bringing this to our attention. We will be sending an email to our elected officials. Thanks again. Have a great summer and we look forward to more podcasts.

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Great information.

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This place in NWT sounds like heaven...

Great show! What is the forage predominant or bait for the smallmouth bass in this beautiful lake?

Funny fly fishing uses 1 hook, not multiple hooks. Just saying!!!

I want my two minutes of my life back.

I'm 100% against Glyphosate sprays ! Not only for the ecosystem but for our own health too . Quebec banned it in 2001 Sprays aren't needed for a healthy forest !

Bro. You dont have the slightest clue on how to cook bison. I bet 100 % that meat is tough and bitter

Bless your heart Kim ❤

I'm sorry, but James Alofs' information is so out of date, and so skewed that there is no value in this episode. You really need an agricultural scientist or vegetation management specialist to talk about how the product works, the safe aspects of it and the potential health concerns, which are really limited to the general public unless they are the applicator and even then with proper POE, there is limited risk. Some of what James' says is correct, and he sounds like he knows what he is talking about, but his knowledge of the history of the product is skewed to scare you. The gut biome bacteria piece was an incredible fabrication on his part. If sprayed on water, glyphosate WILL kill fish, but that would be the applicator's fault, not the product's manufacturer, since the label that describes the use of the product leaves a wide buffer zone from any body of water. Sorry, Pete and Angelo, but you guys need to do some research before you bring a guest on who wants to scare the public and get more views on their own channel. You've been had.

Once upon a time I used to use RoundUp on the weeds. Haven't in over a decade once I found out about the Glyphosphates and the harm they cause to, well, pretty much everything. I use Weed-B-Gon now because it has zero glyphosphates, and is vinegar based. Sure, it takes a bit longer to kill the weeds, but it's far safer for the environment. Also, it's female dog urine that damages the grass and turns it brown. Male dog urine is less acidic, and therefore far less harmful to the lawn.

glospate sprayed at 1 percent solution it kills weeds and grass. at a 2 percent or higher I will kill woody vegetation atrazine is a totally different product

The one guy is kinda annoying me oh it’s okay it’s not the big like bro some people haven’t caught a pike bigger than 24-30 inches these are all incredible fish ! Such a shame that you can have such negativity when a lot of us would be so excited to catch those size pike all day long

It’s a brutal practice here in NB that leaves zero cover, no canopy and no food source for any living creature. It kills all the foliage turning the woods or what’s left of the woods after it’s been clear cut into a tinder box that looks like it’ll catch fire just by looking at it. Never mind the ecosystems that have been dried up by lack of cover, streams, brooks, bogs and swamps, the damage to the water that does survive has to be extensive regards anything that lives in it. I spend more days on the water ways and in the woods than the average person or average fisherman/ hunter. I’ve seen Brook trout populations become non existent and deer herds completely wiped out of the areas that have been sprayed. Which in NB is pretty much everywhere they clear cut and they cut everything everywhere. 20 years of irresponsible forestry practices has changed the landscape from an outdoorsman’s dream into a nightmare. But hey, there’s more money in lumber than fish and wildlife. Just my thoughts

Angelo and Pete. I have said for years that this is why CWD in deer is exploding here in eastern Alberta. I believe that all of the spraying of the forests as well as the spraying of crops is the largest contributor of the growth of CWD in the deer population.

As a tree planter in Canada they need to ban spraying! They are killing our forests

Pete’s a metal head!!???!! Respect

Been fishing downstream on the Mackenzie river since 2013 . The adrenaline rush of 45 to 50 inch fish on topwater can’t be beat . Pike Heaven. . Record Low waters levels this year so have to be a bit careful . Our 4 day diy trip starts June 11 for us . In 2022 with 4 guys in 3 days caught 60 pike over 40 inch including a 48 and a 50 inch . Also you might want to take a break from pike and catch a few Inconnu . We get a few every trip .

Wow nice! Can't wait to see it!

I Have a cottage at long point on lake erie. The Inner Bay has a fish santuary from may 15 to opening Bass fourth sat in june. It is clearly marked. The number of people that ignore it and fish it any way is horrible. Also I have caught many a pike on a plastic worm

I didn't realize it until I looked at my cousin, Carrie's FB, that she is friends with Peter Bow-man (Sorry Pete, but with how Ang says it, I can't not pronounce it that way. lol). Both live in "The Shwa"

If you got some big $$$ that’s the place you want to go. So many great places to fly to from there.

Angelo and Pete have great radio voices. It makes the whole concept more enjoyable. There is some excellent advice in this podcast.

Since your getting all these new electronics just mabe I can have your old out of date stuff??

Thanks for the code word. I'm really hoping to win the dual beam transducer as I have several fishing trips planned for the summer months. Love your show!

For the Whitby harbour where’s a good place to park so we can go shore fishing?

New listener and subscriber, I appreciate the words. I got into fishing last year heavily and am into conservation too. I’ve got a cottage on a shallow (therefore warmer) lake in Northern Bruce Peninsula. Seem many, many bass last weekend on nests. Beautiful sight. I brought my fly rod down to the lake to practice casting but couldn’t bring myself to go through with it as there were lots of small mouth bass on nests where I was going to practice. Again, I appreciate the information, cheers.

Great show! I've been enjoying the Jesse and Andrew podcast.

Love all your podcasts and tv shows. I actually watch them all numerous times. I am an early riser and watch you guys every morning and enjoy my coffee while I wait for the world to wake up. I even rewatched your very first episode a few days ago. Keep the content coming.

Your show is the conduit to the fishing enthusiast. Restricted areas within zones are the way to go. Great podcast. 🇨🇦

Fished this lake for over 20 years and always stayed at Ernie's (ending the legacy in 2022). Watched this to bring back memories. Miss that place.

1 single barbless. U have 3 there wtf

Curious what depths you were fishing.. using a deep diving crank bait? Bottom bouncer? Any details would be great.

That's the way I do it best way

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I know around the fort Erie area we don’t need more fisherman we need more places to fish. I work with people with disabilities and often take them fishing but find shore access is getting scarce or fenced off.