Episode 190: Tuna and Tradition at the Wedgeport Tuna Festival

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On this episode of Outdoor Journal Radio, Angelo, Pete, Dean, and Steve dive into the culture of Nova Scotia’s legendary Wedgeport Tuna Festival. From the rich history of bluefin tuna fishing that dates back to 1937, to the pageantry, community spirit, and unforgettable seafood feasts, this trip captured more than just fishing—it captured the heartbeat of Canada's East Coast. The crew also talks about conservation updates on invasive carp, listener questions, Chris Johnston’s back-to-back Angler of the Year titles, and why now might be the best time of year to strike a deal on a new boat. Tune in for stories from the dock, insights on tuna conservation, and a look at how fishing culture shapes entire communities.