Idaho Fish and Game’s Hook and Bulletin podcast is a weekly news roundup of hunting, fishing, trapping, and conservation stories from around the Gem State.
BOISE – Introducing, the brand-new podcast from Idaho Fish and Game—Hook and Bulletin.
The Hook and Bulletin podcast is a weekly news roundup of hunting, fishing, trapping, and conservation stories from around the Gem State. More specifically, this weekly podcast will give Idaho’s sportsmen and women a quick, digestible overview of recent Fish and Game stories.
Fish and Game encourages folks to tune in on whatever podcast platform they choose. The goal is to give sportsmen and women a chance to download and listen at their leisure—whether it’s at the office, heading out on a weekend hunt or fishing trip or sitting around the campfire.
The Hook and Bulletin is hosted by Public Information Specialist Connor Jay Liess, and will also occasionally feature in-depth interviews with Fish and Game’s staff, co-hosted by regional communications staff.
Fish and Game also encourages listeners to write in to podcast@idfg.idaho.gov if they’re interested in specific topics or have questions related to fish and game matters.
Those interested can listen to the Hook and Bulletin on its official podcast page, Podbean, on Fish and Game’s YouTube channel, or any other podcast listening site you prefer.
The Hook and Bulletin podcast is a weekly news roundup of hunting, fishing, trapping, and conservation stories from around the Gem State. More specifically, this weekly podcast will give Idaho’s sportsmen and women a quick, digestible overview of recent Fish and Game stories.
Fish and Game encourages folks to tune in on whatever podcast platform they choose. The goal is to give sportsmen and women a chance to download and listen at their leisure—whether it’s at the office, heading out on a weekend hunt or fishing trip or sitting around the campfire.
The Hook and Bulletin is hosted by Public Information Specialist Connor Jay Liess, and will also occasionally feature in-depth interviews with Fish and Game’s staff, co-hosted by regional communications staff.
Fish and Game also encourages listeners to write in to podcast@idfg.idaho.gov if they’re interested in specific topics or have questions related to fish and game matters.
Those interested can listen to the Hook and Bulletin on its official podcast page, Podbean, on Fish and Game’s YouTube channel, or any other podcast listening site you prefer.
