This Week on Outdoors Radio with Dan Small Outdoors, Tune In

This week, Outdoors Radio features Muskie Hunter Magazine managing editor Steve Heiting, West Town Archery owner Fred Schaffhauser, Outdoor Heritage Education Center founder and CEO Mark LaBarbera and McFarland guide Ron Barefield. Jeff scores some panfish on small lakes in central Wisconsin. Dan reports on the Milwaukee Muskie Expo, held last weekend in West Bend and says brown trout action is good now through the ice in Milwaukee harbor.

Steve Heiting, managing editor of Musky Hunter Magazine, talks about his seminar at the Wisconsin Fishing Expo at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison. Heiting will speak at 4:30 on Friday, Feb. 28, on identifying muskie feeding windows. He will also serve on a panel on muskie fishing at 6:30 p.m. with Pete Maina, Rob Manthei and John Carlson, moderated by Wisconsin Outdoor News editor Dean Bortz. (https://wifishingexpo.com/)

Fred Schaffhauser, of West Town Archery in Milwaukee, talks about several archery tournaments at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show, coming to the Wisconsin Expo Center at State Fair Park March 4-8. (https://jssportsshow.com/, www.westtownarchery.com)

Mark LaBarbera, founder and CEO of the Outdoor Heritage Education Center, describes the many wildlife taxidermy mounts on display in the Touch of the Wild trailers at the Milwaukee Sports Show and invites schools across the state to send students to the Midwest Outdoor Heritage Education Expo, May 20 and 21 at the MacKenzie Center in Poynette. (https://jssportsshow.com/, www.outdoorheritageeducationcenter.com)

In the Madison Outdoors Report, McFarland guide Ron Barefield says ice fishermen are taking perch and walleyes on Lake Mendota, bluegills and crappies on Lake Monona and panfish and northerns on Lake Waubesa.

Giveaway: four pairs of tickets to the Wisconsin Fishing Expo. To enter the drawing, call 414-297-7554 or email [email protected]. Leave your name and phone number or email address and mention the Wisconsin Fishing Expo giveaway.

Contact: Dan Small at 414-588-4082 or [email protected]