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  • Two Wheels or Four; They're for Everyone

    Two Wheels or Four; They're for Everyone
    2026/05/02
    Not every outdoor adventure needs a fishing pole — this week’s WTMJ Outdoors explores Wisconsin recreation on two wheels and four. Jason Manders of Fat Tire Tour previews Milwaukee’s oldest organized group bike ride, a seven-hour tour through the city with stops at local favorites, open to riders of all skill levels. From Walworth County, Bernadette and Eric Russow share the impact of the Cycling Without Age program, helping those living with dementia reconnect with the outdoors and their communities. And Keri Beck from the Langlade County Economic Development Corporation highlights the upcoming Antigo Off-Road Nationals (May 29–31), one of the premier short-course racing events in the country. Presented by Outdoor Living Unlimited.
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    38 分
  • Put on your sailing shoes and gardening gloves

    Put on your sailing shoes and gardening gloves
    2026/04/25
    With warmer temperatures arriving and winter finally fading, WTMJ Outdoors looks ahead to two great ways to enjoy the Wisconsin outdoors — on land and on the water. Tim Tehan, owner of Tehan Greenhouses in Oak Creek, previews opening day and shares how to kickstart your spring with flowers, vegetables, and garden favorites. And Holly Church from the Milwaukee Community Sailing Center introduces listeners to sailing on Lake Michigan, with opportunities for all ages — from beginners to experienced sailors. Catch WTMJ Outdoors every Saturday on 620 WTMJ, or anytime on the podcast page. Sponsored by Outdoor Living Unlimited.
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    38 分
  • WTMJ Outdoors: Fishing Up Memories

    WTMJ Outdoors: Fishing Up Memories
    2026/04/18
    With Wisconsin’s inland fishing season right around the corner, WTMJ Outdoors looks ahead to one of the state’s favorite traditions. Aaron Schiller, Senior Fisheries Biologist with the Wisconsin DNR, joins Steve Scaffidi to break down everything anglers need to know — from regulations on inland lakes and streams to trout fishing updates and important safety reminders. On the lighter side, Dusty Weiss of PodCamp Media shares memorable fishing stories and family traditions, from southeastern Wisconsin to Ontario. And Amelia Kegel from Wheel & Sprocket highlights the growing popularity of bicycling and how more people are getting outside on two wheels. Presented by Outdoor Living Unlimited.
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    38 分
  • Have fun on the trails and a safe time on the lake

    Have fun on the trails and a safe time on the lake
    2026/04/11
    As signs of spring begin to emerge across Wisconsin, WTMJ Outdoors brings you a fresh lineup of conversations focused on safety, recreation, and the outdoors. Pete Jensen, a State of Wisconsin Certified Emergency Manager, discusses the life jacket loaner program and how communities can create their own stations to promote water safety. Keri Beck from the Langlade County Economic Development Corporation highlights upcoming tourism events and why Langlade is known as the “County of Trails.” And Sara Windjue from UW–Stevens Point’s Extension Lakes program previews the upcoming Lakes and Rivers Convention, including new opportunities to attend virtually. Presented by Outdoor Living Unlimited.
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    38 分
  • It's a time to grow, a time to fish

    It's a time to grow, a time to fish
    2026/04/04
    Spring is in the air, and WTMJ Outdoors is celebrating with two conversations that highlight the joys of the season — gardening and fishing. Tim Tehan, owner of Tehan Nursery in Oak Creek, joins host Steve Scaffidi to share tips on growing healthy plants, from raising flowers to keeping your garden thriving all summer long. And best-selling author Mark Kurlansky discusses his new book “To Catch a Fish,” exploring the timeless appeal of fishing through stories, essays, and illustrations that capture why so many love time on the water. Sponsored by Outdoor Living Unlimited.
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    38 分
  • This Episode is for the Birds (and Fisherman too)

    This Episode is for the Birds (and Fisherman too)
    2026/03/28
    As April approaches, WTMJ Outdoors dives into spring hunting and fishing season in Wisconsin. Captain Mark Hering, owner of King of Kings Sport Fishing Charters, previews the upcoming Lake Michigan season and what anglers can expect when chasing trout and salmon on the big lake. Taylor Finger, Game Bird Ecologist with the Wisconsin DNR, breaks down turkey hunting season, including safety tips and what hunters need to know before heading out. And Brad Heidel, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Waterfowl Association, shares insights on habitat work and advocacy efforts supporting duck hunters across the state. Catch WTMJ Outdoors on 620 WTMJ or anytime on the podcast page. Sponsored by Outdoor Living Unlimited.
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    38 分
  • Build a Deck and Cook a Fish

    Build a Deck and Cook a Fish
    2026/03/21
    As winter winds down and spring approaches, WTMJ Outdoors looks ahead to warmer days and more time outside. Host Steve Scaffidi is joined by Eric Brown, owner of Outdoor Living Unlimited, to discuss how to transform your backyard into the ultimate outdoor space — from design to final build. Keri Beck from the Langlade County Economic Development Corporation highlights the many spring and summer activities waiting in one of Wisconsin’s top outdoor destinations. And Kelsey Murphy of Safe Catch shares tips on how to enjoy your ice fishing haul — or great alternatives if the fish weren’t biting this winter. WTMJ Outdoors airs every Saturday afternoon on 620 WTMJ, or anytime on the podcast page. Sponsored by Outdoor Living Unlimited.
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    38 分
  • Outdoor treasures and trophies

    Outdoor treasures and trophies
    2026/03/15
    This week’s WTMJ Outdoors covers everything from a major outdoor expo to the art of taxidermy and the science behind finding deer sheds. Brandon Censky previews the Open Season Sportsman’s Expo at the Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells, featuring 300 vendors, national exhibitors, and seminars for outdoor enthusiasts. Kyle Schmidt of Northwoods Taxidermy shares how experience and attention to detail help turn trophy deer into lifelike mounts hunters can treasure for years. And Lindsay Thomas, Chief Communications Officer for the National Deer Association, offers science-based tips to improve your odds when searching for deer antler sheds. Sponsored by Outdoor Living Unlimited.
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    38 分