Got a phone call from Mike Jackson asking if I would come on his Mike Jackson Outdoors radio show this coming Sunday, March 27th at 6:30 AM.
Rather than put up all the nitty gritty details about how to tune into his show, better to go to his website for that:
Mike Jackson Outdoors Radio Show
I’ve had the opportunity to be on his show a few times in the past and I never pass it up.
Like usual, I had to ask, “What will we be talking about?”
As usual I get, “Just follow my lead.”
From anyone else, I’d be concerned, but Mike was recently inducted into the National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame in Hayward, Wisconsin as a Legendary Communicator, and that he is.
If anyone is up that day, listen in. But be forewarned, I know we’ll be talking about the Fox River more than likely. After that, you know about as much as I do.
From the bio about Mike for his induction into the National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame:
Mike Jackson – Illinois
For more than 45 years Mike Jackson, has been directly involved in print and broadcast journalism relating to the out-of-doors. He started with outdoor reports on his radio broadcasts in Ohio in the 1960’s. He then went to northern Indiana where he aired a daily outdoor show, as well as producing numerous outdoor television features.
In 1986 Jackson moved to Chicago and his “Mike Jackson Outdoors” radio show began in that market. His weekly show which airs Sundays on 1240 AM at 6-7 am is also simulcast on a coast to coast network system, called the National Radio Network. At the present time the show garners almost 2 million listeners.
Also in 1986, Mike started writing for the Daily Herald newspaper, one of the big three in the Chicagoland market. His weekly outdoor column is seen by over 200,000 readers.
Besides communicating to the public through his columns and radio show, Mike has written for Fin and Feathers, Sports and Recreation, Peterson’s Outdoor News, Fishing News, Pro Angler, Hoosier Outdoors and Michiana Outdoors.
