Garmin just dropped one of the biggest fishing technology updates we’ve ever seen… and it might completely change how we fish moving forward.

In this episode of Outdoor Journal Radio, we break down Garmin’s brand new 360 sonar system and the game-changing Spy Pole, a motorized turret that lets you lock onto structure, and scan water like never before.

We go deep into:
• What this new tech actually does
• How it compares to LiveScope
• Why this could be the biggest leap in fishing electronics in years
• Real-world applications for bass, walleye, pike, and more
• Whether it’s worth the investment

Plus:
• A wild tournament cheating story that got an angler arrested
• Fan questions about the future of multi-species tournaments
• Why your favorite fishing content is suddenly blowing up on YouTube

If you’re serious about fishing, this is one episode you cannot miss.

Listen now and find out why this could be the future of the sport.

What REALLY goes on behind the scenes of the Toronto Sportsman Show?

In this episode of Outdoor Journal Radio, we sit down with show manager Mike Blake to break down how one of Canada’s biggest outdoor events has evolved, what’s new this year, and why it still matters to anglers, hunters, and outdoor families.

But that’s not all…

We also dive into a bizarre real-life story of a man caught stealing over $1,000 worth of fishing lures from a Canadian Tire, and discuss what it says about the fishing industry today.

Plus:

• Fan question: the strangest places we’ve been recognized
• The reality of fishing theft and black-market gear
• Season 40 updates and behind-the-scenes insights
• Why the Sportsman Show is still a must-visit event

If you’re into fishing, hunting, outdoor shows, or Canadian outdoor culture, this episode is packed with stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

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This week on Outdoor Journal Radio, Angelo Viola, Pete Bowman, Dean Taylor, and Nik Viola sit down with one of the most influential anglers in the digital fishing world, Jay Siemens.

Known for his cinematic storytelling, relentless work ethic, and massive online following, Jay has built one of the most successful fishing channels on YouTube. In this episode, we dive into how he did it, what it really takes to produce fishing content at that level, and how the world of outdoor media is rapidly evolving.

The conversation covers Jay’s life on the road filming fishing adventures, the realities of being a full-time outdoor creator, and the business side of building a modern fishing brand. We also talk about his work on Lake of the Woods, his involvement with Uncle Mark’s Outpost Cabin, and some of the exciting new projects he has in the works.

If you’re interested in fishing, YouTube content creation, or the future of outdoor media, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.